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The Civically Engaged Woman
Rhetoric and Activism of the Silenced Voice
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Copyright year
2025
ISBN-Print
978-1-6669-5563-7
ISBN-Online
978-1-6669-5564-4
Publisher
Lexington, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
180
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Edited Book
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Dedication No access
Contents No access
Toward an Understanding of Community, Social Capital, and Communicative Engagement No access
The Framework of this Book No access
References No access
Biographical Sketch of Lucretia Mott No access
The Dominant Narrative and Seneca Falls No access
Implications No access
References No access
The Importance of Identity No access
Biographical Sketch of Lydia Hamilton Smith (1813–1884) No access
Historical Context: Property and Business Ownership in the Mid-Late 1800s No access
Lydia Hamilton Smith: An Unlikely Property and Business Owner No access
Understanding Property and Business Ownership as Civic Engagement No access
Lydia Hamilton Smith’s Legacy for Communication and Rhetorical Studies Discipline No access
Conclusion No access
Notes No access
References No access
Why They Came and How They Labored No access
Life in America for Italian Immigrants No access
Immigration and the American Catholic Church No access
Mother Cabrini and the Catholic Church No access
Direct Service. No access
Community Organizing and Activism No access
Philanthropy No access
Discussion and Implications No access
Conclusion No access
Bibliography No access
Carrie Chapman Catt, Pi Beta Phi No access
Alice Duer Miller, Kappa Kappa Gamma No access
E. Jean Nelson Penfield, Kappa Kappa Gamma No access
Women’s Fraternal Groups During the Progressive Era No access
Community Impact No access
Public Speaking No access
Rhetoric and Popular Culture No access
Engagement in the Public Sphere No access
Possibilities for the Future No access
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Julia Walker Ruhl (June 17, 1861–June 2, 1956): Her Life Story, in Brief No access
The Historical Context of Ruhl’s Life and Work No access
Ruhl’s Communication Leadership: Forging Capital, Voice, and Rhetoric to Benefit Clarksburg’s Civic Infrastructure and Motivate Women’s Suffrage Success No access
Implications of Studying Ruhl’s Communication Leadership No access
Conclusion No access
Acknowledgments No access
References No access
Biographical Sketch of Catherine “Kitty” Hershey (1871–1915) No access
Historical Context of Women’s Roles No access
Framing Communication, write community engagement and civic participation No access
Toward a Philosophy of Community Engagement and Civic Participation No access
Hershey Industrial School Story No access
A Hospitality of Care No access
Implications for the Communication Discipline No access
Conclusion No access
Acknowledgments No access
References No access
Mary Coffin Ware Dennett (1872–1947) No access
The Arts and Crafts Movement No access
The Feminist Public Sphere No access
Rhetoric of Women’s Liberation No access
Women as Public Intellectuals No access
Women as People: A Vision for Sex Equality No access
Conclusion No access
References No access
Biographical Sketch of Sarah Whittier “Sallie” Hovey (1872–1932) No access
Historical Context No access
Noteworthy Communication and Civic Engagement No access
Death No access
Life No access
A New Epoch No access
Men No access
Mindfulness No access
The Adventurous Spirit No access
Implications for the Communication Discipline No access
Conclusion No access
References No access
Biographical Sketch No access
Brief History of Sagamore Hill No access
Creating a National Historic Site of Sagamore Hill No access
Ethel Carow Roosevelt Derby’s Rhetorical Activities about Sagamore Hill No access
