OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Rhetoric Society Quarterly is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)

Article	Citations
Activist Rhetoric in Transnational Cyber-Public Spaces: Toward a Comparative Materialist Approach	8
“Sharing a World with Others”: Rhetoric’s Ecological Turn and the Transformation of the Networked Public Sphere	8
Irreducible Damage: The Affective Drift of Race, Gender, and Disability in Anti-Trans Rhetorics	7
Precarious Data: Affect, Infrastructure, and Public Education	7
Resisting Temporal Regimes, Imagining Just Temporalities	6
Temporal Containment and the Singularity of Anti-Blackness: Saying Her Name in and across Time	6
Introduction: Disability, In/Visibility, and Risk	5
Walleye Wars and Pedagogical Management: Cooperative Rhetorics of Responsibility in Response to Settler Colonialism	4
The Trouble with Marching: Ableism, Visibility, and Exclusion of People with Disabilities	4
The Lost Cause, Trump Time, and the Necessity of Impatience	4
Braiding Time: Sami Temporalities for Indigenous Justice	4
Objects, Documentation, and Identification: Materiality and Memory of American Indian Boarding Schools at the Heard Museum	3
The Incitement: An Account of Language, Power, and Fascism	3
Cassandra Isn’t Doing the Robot: On Risky Rhetorics and Contagious Autism	3
Creating Space for Black Women’s Citizenship: African American Suffrage Arguments in theCrisis	3
Toward a Rhetorical Account of Refugee Encounters: Biometric Screening Technologies and Failed Promises of Mobility	3
Disabled and Undocumented: In/Visibility at the Borders of Presence, Disclosure, and Nation	3
Liberal Tears and the Rogue’s Yarn of Sadistic Conservativism	2
The Good Man Shooting Well: Authoritarian Submission and Aggression in the “Gun-Citizen”	2
Rhetoricity, Temporality, Democratic Nonequivalence	2
When God Hurts: The Rhetoric of Religious Trauma as Epistemic Pain	2
The Moving Boundaries of Bears Ears: Ecological Rhetorics and the Shrinking of a Monument	2
Amplification by Counterstory in the Quantitative Rhetoric of Ida B. Wells	2
Rhetorical New Materialisms (RNM)	2
Of Beetles and Men: Public Memory, Southern Liberal Kitsch, and the Boll Weevil Monument at 100	2

Graphed into the Conversation: Conspiracy, Controversy, and Climategate’s Visual Style	2
The Rhetoric of Sound Rhetoric	2
A Counterhistory of Rhetorical Ecologies	2
Breaking Down: On Publicity as Capacity	2
Vaccination Double Bind: A Study of Pregnancy and COVID-19 Vaccine Decision-Making	2
Capacitating the Deep Commons: Considering Capital and Commoning Practices from an Affective-Rhetorical Systems Perspective	1
Framing Palestinian Rights: A Rhetorical Frame Analysis of Vernacular Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) Movement Discourse	1
On Being and Becoming Black in a Globally Dispersed Diaspora	1
The Rhetoricity of Fat Stigma: Mental Disability, Pain, and Anorexia Nervosa	1
Rhetorical Stillness: How Byzantine Iconography Offers an Alternative to Rhetorical Velocity	1
Feminist Witnessing from the Bench: A Study of Judge Aquilina’s Epideictic Rhetoric in the Nassar Sentencing Hearing	1
Rhetorics of the Cognitive Vernacular: Blame Amid the Opioid Crisis	1
The 1931 Lemon Grove Case and Segregation Arguments: Learning from a Multilayer, Cross-Border Rhetorical Endeavor	1
Developing Midwives, Delivering Development	1
“I Forgot I’m Deaf!”: Passing, Kairotic Space, and the Midcentury Cyborg Woman	1
(Re)Turning to Hypertext: Mattering Digital Learning Spaces	1
An Archival Framework for Affirming Black Women’s Bisexual Rhetorics in the Primus Collections	1
A Rhetoric of Walking and Reading: Immersion in Environmental Ambient Literature	1
Consent as Rhetorical Ability in “The Strange Case of Anna Stubblefield”	1
From Sunlight to Shadow and Back Again: Enmerkar and the Lord of Aratta and the Function of Analogical Reasoning in Mesopotamian Rhetoric	1
Utopian Rhetoric Has a Pleasure Problem	1
Transforming Confederate Memory Sites into Spaces for Encounter: Reclaiming Space at Marcus-David Peters Circle	1
The Rhetoric of Game Practices: Go and Discursive Control in Tokugawa Japan	1
Caribbean Women’s Rhetorics: Voicing and Actions toward Cultural Representations	1
Threatening Whiteness: “Angry Russell” and the Rhetoricity of Race	1
Suffrage Statuary and Commemorative Accountability: An Intersectional Analysis of the 2020 Women’s Rights Pioneers Monument in Central Park, New York	1