More than Meals: A Narrative Criminological Analysis of Inmate‐Authored Cookbooks
AE Stearns - The Howard Journal of Crime and Justice, 2020 - Wiley Online Library
Cookbooks are cultural artifacts, providing glimpses into the ways in which a society views
itself. Cookbooks of incarcerated individuals are notably absent from the landscape of …
itself. Cookbooks of incarcerated individuals are notably absent from the landscape of …
Feminist Food Rhetoric: Women's Rhetorical Strategies Across Instagram, Food Podcasts, and Community Cookbooks
A Beardsley - 2022 - shareok.org
Demonstrating that food and cooking instructions are important everyday artifacts worthy of
rhetorical criticism, Feminist Food Rhetoric advances rhetoric and writing studies …
rhetorical criticism, Feminist Food Rhetoric advances rhetoric and writing studies …
[HTML][HTML] “An American Orphan”: Amelia Simmons, Cookbook Authorship, and the Feminist Ethē
EJ Fleitz - Peitho: Journal of the Coalition of Feminist Scholars in …, 2020 - cfshrc.org
This article analyzes the rhetorical moves made by Amelia Simmons, author of American
Cookery, the first American cookbook, published in 1796. Simmons identifies herself on the …
Cookery, the first American cookbook, published in 1796. Simmons identifies herself on the …
“Dainty, Sparkling, Delicious”: Jell-O Constructions of White Femininity
AM Dubisar - Technical Communication Quarterly, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
Joining the growing scholarly conversation on food rhetorics and technical and professional
communication (TPC), this rhetorical analysis addresses two themes that arise in a Jell-O …
communication (TPC), this rhetorical analysis addresses two themes that arise in a Jell-O …