The Rhetorical Influence of Contemporary Evangélicas

IF 0.7 4区文学 0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS

Rhetoric Review Pub Date : 2023-10-30 DOI:10.1080/07350198.2023.2219496

Bethany Mannon

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Abstract

Abstract This essay uses a cultural rhetoric framework to analyze Hermanas: Deepening our Identity and Growing Our Influence (2019), a multi-authored book by evangelical Latinas in the U.S. The distinct storytelling in the text—which layers the authors’ personal narratives with discussions of biblical texts—emerges from both white evangelical and Latina cultural contexts. This communal, activist approach to personal narrative enacts rhetorical leadership by confronting systemic injustices in U.S. evangelicalism and offering readers in that community new ways to engage with dominant evangelical rhetoric and with the stories of others.

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当代evangaclias的修辞影响

本文使用文化修辞框架来分析赫曼纳斯:深化我们的身份和增长我们的影响力(2019)，这是一本由美国福音派拉丁裔人合著的书。

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