A Rhetoric of Everyday Violence: Embodied Slow Violence

Philosophy and Rhetoric 56 (3):373-379 (2023)
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ABSTRACT This article builds on the scholarship on violence at the nexus of rhetoric, philosophy, decoloniality, and human rights discourse to theorize what it calls a rhetoric of everyday violence. Moving beyond the focus on the politics of representation in slow violence, it brings a transnational feminist rhetorical analytic and a focus on the politics of recognition to illegible temporal violence, arguing that a rhetoric of everyday violence can help recalibrate human rights discourse to recognize temporal and gendered violence as human rights violations.

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Novel Violence.Belinda Walzer - 2020 - Philosophy and Rhetoric 53 (3):344-350.

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