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[Commlist] New book: Affective Rhetorics

Mon Sep 14 20:30:59 GMT 2026





Announcing a new publication from The University of South Carolina Press :

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*Affective Rhetorics*

Reembodying Circulation in Digital Spaces

*Jessica L. Ouellette*

https://mngbookshop.co.uk/9781643366951/affective-rhetorics/ <https://mngbookshop.co.uk/9781643366951/affective-rhetorics/>

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*20% Discount code*: LSFMNGUP*

*Valid until 11:59 GMT, 30^th  June 2027. Discount only applies to the MNG website.

Illuminates how power circulates through affective networks and digital infrastructures In March 2013, 19-year-old Tunisian citizen Amina Sboui posted two photographs on social media—topless with feminist slogans written on her chest—in response to policies curtailing women's rights. Her post sparked a series of feminist protest events that would become the subject of news articles, blogs, and social media posts around the globe. As the images and commentary circulated online, so too did bodily related rhetorics.

In /Affective Rhetorics /Jessica L. Ouellette uses this movement to explore how affect—bodily associations, responses, reactions, and orientations—drives digital discourse and reshapes our social and bodily relations online. Using the tools of transnational feminist rhetoric, Ouellette investigates the affective economies that underpin the circulation of rhetoric and power across digital platforms, revealing how feeling operates as both fuel and currency. By identifying the affective energies that sustain or disrupt online movements, she offers a framework for understanding and transforming the rhetorical currents that shape contemporary digital life.

*Jessica L. Ouellette* is associate professor of English and women and gender studies, and the director of writing programs at the University of Southern Maine. She is co-editor of /Feminist Connections: Rhetoric and Activism Across Time, Space, and Place./

*The University of South Carolina Press | Movement Rhetoric, Rhetoric's Movements | 31 August 2026 | 182pp | 9781643366951 | PB | £22.99**

*Price subject to change.
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