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rhetorical ingenuity for the 21st century
Introduction -- Advocate -- Writing my body, writing my health: a rhetorical autoethnography -- Temporal disruptions: illness narratives before and after Web 2.0 -- Analyzing PCOS discourses: strategies for unpacking chronic illness and taking action -- Rhetorics of empowerment for managing lupus pain: patient-to-patient knowledge sharing in online health forums -- Rhetorics of self-disclosure: a feminist framework for infertility activism -- Bridging the gap in care for women -- Making bodies matter: norms and excesses in the well-woman visit -- Doula advocacy: strategies for consent in labor and delivery -- Gendered responsibility: a critique of HPV vaccine ads, 2006-2016 -- "Pregnant? You need a flu shot!": safety and danger in medical discourses of maternal immunization -- "Most doctors will just say 'stop running'" : women runners' narratives, agency, and identity -- Reframing efficiency through usability: the code and baby-friendly USA / Oriana Gilson -- Fighting cancer from every angle -- "You have to be your own advocate": patient self-advocacy as a coping mechanism for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer risk -- Activism by accuracy: women's health and hormonal birth control -- Altering imaginaries and demanding treatment: women's AIDS activism in Toronto, 1980s-1990s -- Costly expedience: reproductive rights and responses to slut-shaming -- Afterword: The rhetorician [of health and medicine] as agent of social change: activism for the whole woman's body.
edited by Jamie White-Farnham, Bryna Siegel Finer, and Cathryn Molloy.
Description based on opening page (viewed Jan 27, 2020).
Includes bibliographical references and index.