Mobility, Moms, and the Babywearing PhenomenonHallenbeck, Sarah · Women's Studies in Communication · 2019

Toward a Posthuman Perspective: Feminist Rhetorical Methodologies and Everyday PracticesHallenbeck, Sarah · Advances in the History of Rhetoric · 2012

User Agency, Technical Communication, and the 19th-Century Woman BicyclistHallenbeck, Sarah · Technical Communication Quarterly · 2012

Inventing Feminine Ingenuity: The Gendered Tropes of Space, Motive, Training, and ScopeHallenbeck, Sarah · Rhetoric Review · 2018

Gender, Material Chronotopes, and the Emergence of the Eighteenth-Century MicroscopeMilbourne, Chelsea Redeker; Hallenbeck, Sarah · Rhetoric Society Quarterly · 2013

<i>Women Physicians and Professional Ethos in Nineteenth-Century America</i> , by Carolyn SkinnerHallenbeck, Sarah · Rhetoric Society Quarterly · 2014

Red Skin, White Masks: Rejecting the Colonial Politics of RecognitionHallenbeck, Jessica; Krebs, Mike; Hunt, Sarah; Goonewardena, Kanishka; Kipfer, Stefan Andreas; Pasternak, Shiri; Coulthard, Glen Sean · The AAG Review of Books · 2016

Resistance, Women, and Dismissing the "I"Kristie S. Fleckenstein · Rhetoric Review · 1998

The case for the sophistsScenters‐Zapico, John · Rhetoric Review · 1993

The deconstruction, <i>A poem</i>Hoagland, Tony · Rhetoric Review · 1989

Teaching the Enthymeme: Invention and ArrangementJohn T. Gage · Rhetoric Review · 1983

The Temporality of RhetoricBryan C. Short · Rhetoric Review · 1989

Values: Understanding writing through brain biologyBrand, Alice · Rhetoric Review · 1998

<i>Disability Rhetoric</i> , Jay Timothy DolmageKerschbaum, Stephanie L. · Rhetoric Review · 2014

The Classical Encomium, TooElder, Dana · Rhetoric Review · 2013