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Top Ten Downloaded RSQ Articles in 2009
Top Ten Downloaded RSQ Articles in 2009
Taylor & Francis, publisher of Rhetoric Society Quarterly, now provides RSA with data from its Informaworld™ online platform, which offers RSQ in electronic form to institutional and individual subscribers. Data collected on Informaworld includes uses from certain other gateways, such as Ingenta (but not EBSCO).
Data from 2009 show a total of 2851 full-text article downloads. The table below lists the RSQ articles that were downloaded the most frequently in 2009. Congratulations to these authors on publishing “top-ten” articles!
Informaworld provides RSA members with access to all RSQ content, from volume 1 (1968) (please see the For Members link).
Carolyn Miller, RSQ Editor
|
Author |
Article Title |
Volume (issue)—Year |
Number of downloads for 2009 |
|
Susanna Kelly Engbers |
With Great Sympathy: Elizabeth Cady Stanton's Innovative Appeals to Emotion |
37(3) – 2007 |
99 |
|
Kathleen Lamp |
The Ara Pacis Augustae: Visual Rhetoric in Augustus' Principate |
39(1) – 2009 |
63 |
|
Michael‐John DePalma; Jeffrey M. Ringer; Jim Webber |
(Re)Charting the (Dis)Courses of Faith and Politics, or Rhetoric and Democracy in the Burkean Barnyard |
38(3) – 2008 |
61 |
|
Kevin McClure |
Resurrecting the Narrative Paradigm: Identification and the Case of Young Earth Creationism |
39(2) – 2009 |
55 |
|
Jeff Rice |
Urban Mappings: A Rhetoric of the Network |
38(2) – 2008 |
53 |
|
Ekaterina Haskins |
Between Archive and Participation: Public Memory in a Digital Age |
37(4) – 2007 |
53 |
|
Diane Davis |
Identification: Burke and Freud on Who You Are |
38(2) – 2008 |
49 |
|
Elizabeth C. Britt |
Dangerous Deliberation: Subjective Probability and Rhetorical Democracy in the Jury Room |
39(2) – 2009 |
46 |
|
James Fredal |
Why Shouldn't the Sophists Charge Fees? |
38(2) – 2008 |
44 |
|
Alan G. Gross |
Toward a Theory of Verbal–Visual Interaction: The Example of Lavoisier |
39(2) – 2009 |
41 |
