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Archival Research as Institutional Critique
Walker P. Smith
Tags: archival research, evangelical marriage, institutional critique, rhetorics of gender and sexuality

Feminist Practices in Digital Humanities Research: Visualizing Women Physician’s Networks of Solidarity, Struggle and Exclusion
Patricia Fancher, Gesa Kirsch, and Alison Williams
Tags: 22-2, African American women physicians, archival research, critical imagination, digital humanities methods, distant reading, exclusion, feminist historiography, history of medicine, Intersectionality, professional networks of women, racism, social network analysis, solidarity, visualizations, white women physicians, Woman’s Medical Journal

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Finding the Grimkés in Charleston: Using Feminist Historiographic and Archival Research Methods to Build Public Memory
Amy Gerald
Tags: Angelina Grimké, archival research, archive, Charleston, feminist rhetorical historiography, Grimké, historical tourism, historiography, Kenneth Burke, public memory, research narrative, rhetorical agency, rhetorical history, Sarah Grimké, social reformers, South Carolina

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Learning from Student Activists and Responding to Attacks on Critical Race Theory
Charles McMartin and Briona Diaz
Tags: activism, archival research, civil rights movement, coalition, critical race theory, rhetoric, rhetorical history

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Linking Rural Women Transnationally: Iowa’s “First Lady of the Farm” and Post WWII Ethos
Abby M. Dubisar
Tags: archival research, Associated Country Women of the World, farm, Farm Bureau, Iowa, midwest, peace, post-world war II, rural rhetoric, rural women, Ruth Buxton Sayre, women's history

Overlooked Sources of Feminist Material in Unlikely Archival Collections: Recoveries and Reconsiderations of Writer Elizabeth Stuart Phelps’ (1844-1911) Letters to 19th Century Physician S. Weir Mitchell (1829-1914)
Susan Ghiaciuc, Cathryn Molloy, & Vanessa Rouillon
Tags: archival research, Feminist Material, feminist research methods, recoveries and reconsiderations

Reading and Writing the Social Swirls of The French Chef: Social Circulation and the Fan Mail of Julia Child
Lindy E. Briggette
Tags: archival research, fan letters, genre, Julia Child, material culture of writing, social circulation

Review of Queering Romantic Engagement in the Postal Age: A Rhetorical Education
Patricia Fancher and Amelia Rodriguez
Tags: 23-1, archival research, failure, queer archival methodologies, queer rhetorics

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Review of Ethics and Representation in Feminist Rhetorical Inquiry
Lane Riggs
Tags: archival access, archival listening, archival research, feminist rhetorics, memory work, methodologies

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Review of Unsettling Archival Research: Engaging Critical, Communal, and Digital Archives
Nicole O'Connell
Tags: archival research, archives, Feminist methods, pedagogy

Student Writings as “Mutt Genres” and “Unique Performances”: The Course Papers of Kate Hansen, Spring 1900
Sarah E. Polo
Tags: archival research, feminist historiography, genre, mutt genres, rhetorical genre studies, student writing, uptake, women’s education

The Rhetoric of Letter-Keeping
Cheyenne Franklin
Tags: 22-3, archival research, epistolary rhetoric, Family Histories, Kin-Work, Letter Writing, recovery, women’s rhetoric