10 Criminals and Victims

Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface vii
4. Acknowledgments xiii
5. 1 Introduction 3
6. Part I Affect, Sense/s, Permeability
7. 2 Violence and Beneficence in the Rhetorics of Touch 23
8. 3 Disrupting Embodied Silence 43
9. 4 Towards an Olfactory Rhetoric 57
10. 5 Embodying History 74
11. 6 The Role of Intrabody Resonance in Political Organizing 89
12. Part II Advocacy, Policy, Citizenship
13. 7 Discomfort Training in the Archives 107
14. 8 Fannie Barrier Williams's Citizen-Woman 123
15. 9 Rewriting Maternal Bodies on the Senate Floor 143
16. 10 Criminals and Victims 161
17. Part III Textuality, Multimodality, Digitality
18. 11 The Successful Text Is Not Always the One That Murders Me to Protect You 183
19. 12 Hooking Up Embodied Technologies, Queer Rhetorics, and Grindr's Grid 199
20. 13 Avowed Embodiment 219
21. 14 Matters That (EM)Body 236
22. Index 253