Published: 2024-09-18
Full Issue
Editors' Introduction
Research Articles
Standardizing Genres in Biomedicine
262–294
AbstractReporting guidelines have emerged in recent years as a critical site of deliberation and intervention for stakeholders in the biomedical...
Intersections of Genre and Identity in Contraceptive Health Discourses
295–330
AbstractThis study aims to examine online contraception texts as a way to interrogate the intersections of identity, inclusivity, and access in...
The Corporate Rhetoric of Care and Nurse Identity in Times of COVID-19
A Study of a Johnson & Johnson Nursing Video Through the Lens of Althusserian Theory
331–335
AbstractThis article draws on Louis Althusser’s theory of interpellation to examine the ideology behind the language and images of a web-based video...
Commentaries
The Loss of Indigenous Language Practices
Implications for Native Health, Healing, and Cultural Wellbeing
356–364
AbstractBy 2050, almost 95% of the 300 living Indigenous languages are projected to be extinct. Before an Indigenous language goes extinct, the unique...
Book Reviews
Review of Rhetorical ethos in health and medicine: Patient credibility, stigma, and misdiagnosis; Cathryn Molloy, Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, 2020. 180 pages, $52.95 Paperback
AbstractReview of Rhetorical ethos in health and medicine: Patient credibility, stigma, and misdiagnosis; Cathryn Molloy, Routledge Taylor & Francis...