Rhetoric & Public Affairs 23, no. 3

In This Issue

Articles
Jeremy R. Grossman, "The Catastrophe to Come: Prefiguring Hurricane Katrina’s Public Memory through the Anxious Melancholic Rhetoric of 'The Big One'"

Randall Fowler, "Reagan and Israel: Heroic Democracy in the Holy Land"

Katie P. Bruner, "A Technocratic Machine: The Memex as Rhetorical Invention"

Forum
John B. Hatch, "Racial Reconciliation Revisited"

Mark Lawrence McPhail, "(Re)-Signing Reconciliation: Reading Obama’s Charleston Eulogy through a Rhetorical Theory of Adaptive Racism"

David A. Frank, "The Complicity of Racial and Rhetorical Pessimism: The Coherence and Promise of the Long Civil Rights Movement"

John B. Hatch, "'Childish Things': Tragic Conservatism, White Evangelicalism, and the Challenge of Racial Reconciliation"

Book Reviews
Philip Arrington Eugene, Eloquence Divine: In Search of God’s Rhetoric, reviewed by William T. FitzGerald

Daniel M. Gross, Uncomfortable Situations: Emotion Between Science and the Humanities, reviewed by Kyle Jensen

Stephen J. Hartnett, Lisa B. Keränen, and Donovan Conley, Imagining China: Rhetorics of Nationalism in an Age of Globalization, reviewed by Dongjing Kang

Robin Reames, Logos Without Rhetoric: Arts of Language before Plato, reviewed by Wilfred E. Major

Nathan Crick, The Keys of Power: The Rhetoric and Politics of Transcendentalism, reviewed by Sean Ross Meehan