Isbn: 9780822955733 - toward a feminist rhetoric: the writing of gertrude buck (pittsburgh series in comp, literacy and culture) (10 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: FINE. First thus- a trade paperback. JoAnn Cambell gathers together for the first time the major work of Gertrude Buck, an innovative thinker and educator (professor of English at Vassar College from 1897 to 1922) including her most important articles on rhetorical theory and a selection from 'Poems and Plays.' Frontispiece and facsimiles of title pages, list of works cited. 287 pp. Fine (a new copy.).…

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Zustand: very good. Pittsburgh,1996. Orig. cloth binding. xliv,287p. Condition : very good copy. ISBN 9780822955733. Keywords : .

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Zustand: New. KlappentextCampbell gathers together for the first time the major work of this innovative thinker and educator, Gertrude Buck, whose theories of language and composition quietly challenged the dominant rhetorics issuing from Harvard and .

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The nature of Gertrude Buck, professor of English at Vassar College from 1897 until her death in 1922, is well-known to anyone interested in the history of composition. Her writing is less well-known, much of it now out of print. JoAnn Campbell gathers together for the first time the major work of this innovative thinker and educator, including her most important articles on rhetorical theory; The Social Criticism of Literature, a forerunner of reader-response literary theory; selections from her textbooks on argumentative and expository writing; poetry; fiction; her play Mother-Love, and unpublished reports and correspondence from the English department at Vassar.In her introduction, Campbell describes the masculine rhetorical tradition within which Buck wrote and taught. Her theories of language and composition quietly challenged the dominant rhetorics issuing from Harvard and Amherst. An unusually productive scholar, Buck wrote textbooks for her female students that affirmed womenu2019s intellectual abilities and trained them to participate in political debate. In the Vassar English Department she found a community of women among whom she could practice and develop her theories regarding rhetoric, pedagogy, and the role of the individual in society.…