Decolonial Conversations in Posthuman and New Material Rhetorics

<div><i>Decolonial Conversations in Posthuman and New Material Rhetorics</i> brings together emerging and established voices at the nexus of new materialist and decolonial rhetorics to advance a new direction for rhetorical scholarship on materiality. In part a response to those seeking answers about the relevance of new material and posthuman thought to cultural rhetorics this collection initiates bold conversations at the pressure points between nature and culture Indigenous and non-Indigenous knowing and being and across culturally different ontologies. It thus relies on a tapestry of both accepted and marginalized discourses in order to respond to frustrations of erasure and otherness prevalent in the fields of rhetoric writing and communication-and offers solutions to move these fields forward. With diverse contributions including compelling pieces from leading Indigenous scholars these essays draw from political cultural and natural life to present innovative projects that consider material rhetorics our planet and human beings as necessarily interwoven and multiple. Contributors: Joyce Rain Anderson Jennifer Clary-Lemon David M. Grant Robert Lestón Kelly Medina-López Kellie Sharp-Hoskins Ehren Helmut Pflugfelder Shannon Kelly Christina V. Cedillo A.I. Ramírez Matthew Whitaker Judy Holiday Elizabeth Lowry Andrea Riley Mukavetz Malea Powell</div>