Front Matter

Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. Preface ix
5. 1 Reconciling Privat Elives And Public Rhetoric 1
6. Part One Public Expression Meets Private Experience
7. 2 Ain’t Nobody’s Business? 17
8. 3 Virtuosos And Ensembles 31
9. 4 Keeping The World Safe For Class Struggle 47
10. 5 Mary Putnam Jacobi And The Speaking Picture 59
11. Part Two Confronting the Public and the Private in Written Language
12. 6 The Collective Privacy Of Academic Language 79
13. 7 The Essayist In—And Behind—The Essay 94
14. 8 Upon The Public Stage 112
15. 9 Ethical Deliberation And Trust In Diverse-Group Collaboration 127
16. Part Three Public and Private Identities in Popular and Mass Communication
17. 10 Identity And The Internet 139
18. 11 The Influence Of Expanded Access To Mass Communication On Public Expression 153
19. 12 Private Witness And Popular Imagination 167
20. Part Four The Public and the Private in the Discipline of Composition Studies
21. 13 Mixing It Up 185
22. 14 Cultural Autobiographics 198
23. 15 Going Public 216
24. 16 Public Writing And Rhetoric 230
25. References 249
26. Contributors 264
27. Index 267