Browsing College of Humanities and Social Sciences by Author "Lawrence, Heidi Y"

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Black at the OBGYN: Rhetorics of Race in Women’s Health Care

Garrison-Joyner, Veronica (2022)

This dissertation spotlights the lived and inherited experiences of Black women as they navigate engagements with obstetricians, gynecologists, and other women’s health care providers in conjunction with a rhetorical ...
Friendship Shouldn't Hurt: Toward a Trauma-Literature Rhetoric of Friendships Through Post-2010 Television

Corwin, David (2022)

While trauma rhetoric continues to be a focus of scholarly inquiry in a post #metoo world, friendships are not explored and included within this body of literature. This dissertation responds to this gap through a feminist ...
Persuasion by Word of Foot: A Rhetorical-Ontological Inquiry into Barefoot Running as a Health Practice

Coto, Norma Lourdes (2021)

Running emerged as a health practice in the 1960s. In response to the growing concerns a sedentary life carried, specifically heart disease, the 1970s jogging movement ushered in a health practice that millions embraced. ...

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