My article "Epideictic Priming amid COVID-19: Metonymy under the Microscope" -- which looks at the abstraction of disease through microbiological imagery -- is in this special issue.
Jazzed to read the whole thing.
����🎉🎉The special issue "Rhetoric in Motu" for the Journal of the History of Rhetoric is out online today! Check out the fantastic work from our contributors via the link below. What are you looking forward to reading?
https://t.co/bkokxfCfFy
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A rude thing to say perhaps sitting here on sabbatical, but if teaching is one of the things in life that really satisfies a cognitive-social-emotional-collaborative need in life and you’ve done it for 39 straight semesters, there’s a real absence when not doing it.
@mwovers I was just thinking the same thing, more or less. I've been considering just deleting my account and fully resettling on Bluesky, which lacks the magic of old academic Twitter but is a lot better than whatever this is.