[ATTW-L] Special Issue of Rhetoric of Health and Medicine Journal on Mental Health Rhetoric Research is Live!

[Rhetoric Healthmedicine]

Colleagues,

We are very pleased to share the news that the latest issue of the *Rhetoric
of Health and Medicine *journal is now live!

As co-editors of the issue Molloy, Holladay, and Melonçon point out, this
issue highlights "notable examples of the range of topics and approaches
that scholars are considering in this vibrant arm of RHM work."

In the issue, readers will find:


   -  a theory of *"distributed and mediated ethos"* in mental health call
   centers in Fernando Sánchez's lead article;
   - an examination of *19th century American women's memoirs* from asylums
   in Pam Takayoshi's article;
   - a historic tracing of the *origins of PTSD* in post-Vietnam syndrome
   in Lenny Grant's article;
   - an analysis of DSM-III's* establishment** of a professional style for
   psychiatry* in Patty Kelly's article;
   - and, finally, an excellent *dialogue on teaching and researching with
   a mental health diagnosis*--a conversation that meditates on academic
   ableism--from lead author Ann Green, with Alyssa, Lucía Durá, Patrick
   Harris, Leah Hellig, Bailey Kirby, Jay McClintick, Emily Pfender, and
   Rebecca Carrasco. This dialogue is open access here:
   https://stars.library.ucf.edu/rhm/vol3/iss2/1/


The full issue can be found here:
http://journals.upress.ufl.edu/rhm/issue/view/266

Please share widely.

Most Sincerely,

RHM Assistant Editors
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