Judaic perspectives in rhetoric and composition studies
Andrea Greenbaum
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Judaic perspectives in rhetoric and composition studies
by Andrea Greenbaum, Deborah H. Holdstein
Published
2008
Publisher
Hampton Press
Pages
177
ISBN-13
9781572737785
Description
"Judaic Perspectives in Rhetoric and Composition is a collection that exposes the absence of Jewish rhetorical history and influence within the increasingly closed ideological boundaries of the writing classroom. This collection shatters traditional approaches to rhetorical theory and history, disturbing the hegemony of Greek and Christian thought within composition studies. Written by some of the foremost scholars in composition, this volume relies on a variety of texts (the Torah, Talmud, Kabbalah) and contexts (Holocaust studies, and Jewish liturgy) to open the door to a new scholarly and pedagogical framework, affirming and making visible previously ignored scholarship and pedagogical influences."--book jacket.
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Judaic perspectives in rhetoric and composition studies was written by Andrea Greenbaum, Deborah H. Holdstein.
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