Who says? : working-class rhetoric, class consciousness, and community /
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| Series: | Pittsburgh series in composition, literacy, and culture.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : What are working-class rhetorics? / William DeGenaro
- Articulating the values of labor and laboring : civic rhetoric and heritage tourism / James V. Catano
- "Miners starve, idle or working" : working-class rhetoric of the early twentieth century / Judith D. Hoover
- "Don't let them step on you" : gender, class, and ethnicity in the rhetoric of the great strikes, 1909-1913 / Anne F. Mattina
- Unsettling working-class commonplaces in Jane Addams's Settlement House rhetoric / Melissa J. Fiesta
- The culture of steel and memory : a rhetorical analysis of the Youngstown Historical Center of Industry and Labor / Anthony Esposito
- The rhetoric of migrant farmworkers / Emily Plec
- Miles of trials : the life and livelihood of the long-haul trucker / Melanie Bailey Mills
- Rhetoric on the concrete pour : the dance of decision making / Dale Cyphert
- Workplace risk communication : a look at literate practice within rhetorical frameworks / Lew Caccia
- Problematized providing and protecting : the occupational narrative of the working class / Kristen Lucas
- The rhetorics of reality TV and the feminization of working-class identity / Catherine Chaput
- The rhetoric of "I have a dream" : the remix / Kermit Campbell
- Fatness as the embodiment of working-class rhetoric / Kathleen LeBesco
- Establishing counterhegemony through narrative : the comic books of the Congress of Industrial Organizations / Steve Martin
- Conclusion : Working-class rhetoric as ethnographic subject / Julie Lindquist.