The most recent issue of POROI, an interdisciplinary journal of rhetorical analysis and invention, includes a “Symposium on Engaged Rhetoric of Science, Technology, and Medicine,” which came out of a panel on interdisciplinary engagement featured at the 2016 ARSTM RSA pre-conference. The symposium includes papers by Lauren E. Cagle, Kenneth Walker, Sara B. Parks, and Caroline Gottschalk Druschke, with an introduction by Carl G. Herndl.
This issue also presents Jennifer L. LeMesurier’s analysis prejudicial rhetoric connecting MSG and racialized narratives of Chinese food and John T. Gagnon’s call for rhetoric to inform approaches to human trafficking.