Dear ASHR members,
The Journal for the History of Rhetoric welcomes your submissions. The journal aims to promote rigorous research in the primary sources in both text and non-text media, while encouraging the exploration of new frames and methods; to engage with global rhetorical traditions and pivotal rhetorical events; to bring rhetorical histories to bear on present events; and to promote the study of rhetorical tools from diverse traditions as legitimate instruments of analysis. We accept traditional academic articles as well as discussion forums; in addition, the journal is inviting essays addressing issues in rhetorical history but written in historical rhetorical forms (for example, a progymnasma, a disputatio, an epistle, a sermon, an epideictic oration) as a way of demonstrating the viability of the historical forms.
Manuscripts are accepted through our submission platform; for questions, please email jhrjournal@gmail.com.