Index to Rhetoric & Public Affairs: Volume 1 (1998)—Volume 15 (2012)

1.1 (Spring, 1998)

“The Discursive Performance of Femininity: Hating Hillary” Karlyn Kohrs Campbell	1–20
“Consistency and Change in Lincoln’s Rhetoric about Equality” David Zarefsky	21–44
“The World in a Word: The Rise and Fall of Détente” H.W. Brands	45–60
“Cicero’s Pro Murena and the Strong Case for Rhetoric” Michael Leff	61–88
“Reading Conventions: Political Stories from 1988” Wayne Fields	89–116
“Looking for the Public in the Private: American Lives, Un-American Activities” Thomas W. Benson	117–29

1.2 (Summer, 1998)

“The Rhetorical Ancestry of the Declaration of Independence” Stephen E. Lucas	143–84
“From ‘Midcentury’ to Fin-de-Siècle: The Exhaustion of the Presidential Image” Bruce Miroff	185–99
“‘To Lend a Hand’: Gerald R. Ford, Watergate, and the White House Speechwriters” Thomas W. Benson	201–25
“Dwight D. Eisenhower’s ‘Chance for Peace’: Quest or Crusade?” Robert L. Ivie	227–43
“Writing Speeches for Ronald Reagan: An Interview with Tony Dolan” Martin J. Medhurst	245–56
“Tales of the Text: Orginalism, Theism, and the History of the U.S. Constitution” James Arnt Aune	257–79

1.3 (Fall, 1998)

“What Would Be Prudent? Forms of Reasoning in World Politics” Robert Hariman & Francis A. Beer	299–330
“The Bodies of August: Photographic Realism and Controversy at the National Air and Space Museum” Bryan C. Taylor	331–62
“Atomic Memories of the Enola Gay: Strategies of Remembrance at the National Air and Space Museum” Bryan Hubbard & Marouf A. Hasian Jr	363–85
“‘In My Own Hand Writing’: Benjamin Banneker Addresses the Slaveholder of Monticello” Angela G. Ray	387–405
“Sinners in the Hands of an Angry Goldhagen: A Narrative of Guilt and Redemption” Robert P. Newman	407–24
“Is It Really That Simple? A Response to Goldhagen (and Newman)” Randall L. Bytwerk	425–33
“Talking about the Earth: On the Growing Significance of Environmental Communication Studies” Stephen P. Depoe	435–48

1.4 (Winter, 1998)

Guest Editor: John Angus Campbell, Special Issue on the Intelligent Design Argument
“Intelligent Design, Darwinism, and the Philosophy of Public Education” John Angus Campbell	469–502
“Reinstating Design within Science” William A. Dembski	503–18
“DNA by Design: An Inference to the Best Explanation for the Origin of Biological Information” Stephen C. Meyer	519–56
“Some Things in Biology Don’t Make Sense in the Light of Evolution” Jonathan Wells & Paul A. Nelson	557–63
“Intelligent Design as an Alternative Explanation for the Existence of Biomolecular Machines” Michael J. Behe	565–70
“Intelligent Design and Irreducible Complexity: A Rejoinder” David Depew	571–78
“Intelligent Dasein” John Lyne	579–85
“The Rhetorical Problem of Intelligent Design” Phillip E. Johnson	587–92
“The Rhetoric of Intelligent Design: Alternatives for Science and Religion” Celeste Michelle Condit	593–602
“An Intelligent Person’s Guide to Intelligent Design Theory” Steve Fuller	603–10
“Biochemical Complexity: Emergence or Design?” Bruce H. Weber	611–16
“Intelligent Design: A Look at Some of the Relevant Literature” Thomas M. Lessl	617–37

2.1 (Spring, 1999)

“Richard Nixon and the Privacy of Public Discourse” Edwin Black	1–30
“‘A Tunnel at the End of the Light?”: Notes on the Rhetoric of the Great Transformation in Eastern Europe” Aurelian Craiutu	31–58
“Eisenhower and the Soviets, 1945–1947: Rhetoric and Policy” Ira Chernus	59–82
“For the Soul of the Supreme Court: Progressivism, Ethics, and ‘Social Justice’ in the 1916 ‘Trial’ of Louis D. Brandeis” Trevor Parry-Giles	83–106
“Woodrow Wilson’s Fight for the League of Nations: A Reexamination” Leroy G. Dorsey	107–35
“Memory Agonistes” Stephen H. Browne	137–47

2.2 (Summer, 1999)

Guest Editor: Steven R. Goldzwig, Special Issue on Civil Rights in the Postmodern Era
“Civil Rights in the Postmodern Era: An Introduction” Steven R. Goldzwig	171–76
“The Null Persona: Race and the Rhetoric of Silence in the Uprising of ’34” Dana L. Cloud	177–209
“Harry Truman and the NAACP: A Case Study in Presidential Persuasion on Civil Rights” Garth E. Pauley	211–41
“The Promise and Failure of President Clinton’s Race Initiative...