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  1. Cover Page
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Dedication
  5. Contents
  6. Series Editor’s Preface
  7. Acknowledgments
  8. Prologue
  9. Introduction: Beyond Civic Engagement
    1. Genres for Romantic Epistolary Rhetoric
      1. Heteronormative Genre Instruction and Queer Practices
      2. Epistolary Address, Exchange, and Genre-Queer Practices
      3. Romantic Letters as Epistolary Rhetoric
    2. Education, Gender, and Sexuality in the Postal Age
      1. Letter-Writing Instruction during Rhetoric’s Period of Decline
      2. Gender, Letters, and Nineteenth-Century Women’s Rhetoric
      3. Same-Sex Romantic Friendships before Sexual Identity Categories
    3. Expanding Histories of Rhetorical Education for Civic and Romantic Engagement
  10. Chapter 1: “The language of the heart”: Genre Instruction in Heteronormative Relations
    1. Complete Letter Writers
    2. Genre Conventions in Heteronormative Models
      1. Romantic Letters and Writing from the Heart
      2. Epistolary Address and the Gendered Coupling of Romantic Relations
      3. Letter Pacing and the Exercise of Restraint
      4. Rhetorical Purpose and the Marriage Telos
    3. Invention Strategies with Queer Effects
      1. Copying from Others’ Hearts
      2. Category-Crossing Forms of Address
      3. Letter Writing with Urgency and Intensity
      4. Repurposing the Romantic Subgenre
    4. Imagining Letter-Writing Manuals as Pedagogical Failures
  11. Chapter 2: “To address you My Husband”: Addie Brown and Rebecca Primus’s Queer Epistolary Exchange
    1. Addie Brown and Rebecca Primus’s Correspondence
    2. Queering Genre Conventions within Same-Sex Epistolary Rhetoric
      1. Romantic Address across Categories of Gender and Relationship
      2. Epistolary Exchange with Urgency and Intensity
      3. Repurposing to Erotic and Political Ends
    3. Rhetorical Strategies of Invention for Adapting the Language of the Heart
      1. Composing with Language of the Heart from Poetry
      2. Composing about Language of the Heart from the Novel
    4. Reading Romantic Letters as Learned and Crafted Epistolary Rhetoric
  12. Chapter 3: “Somehow or other, queer in the extreme”: Albert Dodd’s Civic Training and Genre-Queer Practices
    1. Albert Dodd’s Multigenre Epistolary Rhetoric
    2. Classically Modeled Rhetorical Education for Civic Engagement
      1. Orientation to Civic Participation
      2. Broad Study of “Rhetorical” and “Literary” Genres
      3. Practice with Oratory and Writing
    3. Genre-Queer Practices for Romantic Engagement
      1. Composing Self-Rhetorics on Literary Representations of Same-Sex Erotic Relations
      2. Shifting Genres from Commonplace Book to Diary
      3. Inventing Romantic Epistolary Address and Exchange through Diary Writing
      4. Mixing Epistolary and Poetic Address and Exchange
    4. Rhetorically Situating Letters within Networks of Related Genres
  13. Conclusion: Toward Queer Failure
  14. Notes
  15. Works Cited
  16. Index

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  • Abdur-Rahman, Aliyya I.
  • abolitionism
  • activism
  • Adam, Alexander
  • Aeneid (Virgil)
  • Aeschylus
  • African Americans, Hartford (CT) community
  • African American women: citizenship rights denied to; in cross-class relationships; freeborn; historical erasure of; marriage as economic stability for; rhetoric of; scholarship on; sexual stereotypes about. See also Brown, Addie; Brown/Primus correspondence; Primus, Rebecca
  • Aguilar, Grace
  • Ahern, Laura
  • Albert Dodd Papers
  • Alexander, Jonathan
  • Ali, Kazim
  • Althusser, Louis
  • Altman, Janet
  • American Lady’s and Gentleman’s Modern Letter Writer, The
  • American Manhood (Rotundo)
  • Anabasis (Xenophon)
  • Anacreon
  • Anderson, Dana
  • Anthony, Susan B.
  • Antigone (Sophocles)
  • antislavery newpapers
  • Aristotle
  • ars dictaminis
  • Art of Correspondence, The (Locke)
  • Art of Seduction, The (Greene)
  • Atchison, R. Jarrod
  • Atlantic (monthly)
  • Atwill, Janet
  • Bakhtin, Mikhail M.
  • Ballif, Michelle
  • Bannet, Eve Tavor
  • Barthes, Roland
  • baseness
  • Bates, Catherine
  • Bazerman, Charles
  • Beecher, Henry Ward
  • Beeching, Barbara
  • Beers, Julia
  • Belcombe, Mariana
  • Beloved Sisters and Loving Friends (Griffin)
  • Bereiter, Carl
  • Berlant, Lauren
  • Berlin, James
  • Bernard, Ben
  • Bessette, Jean
  • Bible
  • Binkley, Roberta
  • Biographical Notes of Graduates of Yale College (Dexter)
  • Biographical Record of the Class of 1838 in Yale College
  • Page 152 →blackness
  • Blair, Hugh
  • Bloomington (IL)
  • Boellstorff, Tom
  • “bosom sex”
  • Boureau, Alain
  • bourgeois logic
  • Branstetter, Heather Lee
  • Bray, Joe
  • Brent, Doug
  • Brereton, John C.
  • Brookey, Robert Alan
  • Brown, Addie; citizenship rights of; death of; family/education of; financial situation of; “language of the heart” adapted by; marriage of; political commentary of; queer rhetorical practices of; romantic relationships of. See also Brown/Primus correspondence
  • Brown/Primus correspondence; archival holdings of; author’s research on; complete letter writers and; cross-category romantic epistolary address in; duration of; genre conventions used in; interpretive difficulty of; invention strategies with queer effects; pacing/intensity of; postal age and; queer failure and; queer rhetorical practices in; scholarship on; spelling/punctuation in
  • Bruce, Emily C.
  • Buchanan, Lindal
  • Bunkers, Suzanne L.
  • Burke, Edmund
  • Burke, Kenneth
  • Butler, Judith
  • BuzzFeed
  • Byron, Lord
  • capitalism, late
  • Captivi (Plautus)
  • Carmichael, James V., Jr.
  • Carr, Allison D.
  • Carr, Edwin Hamlin
  • Carr, Jean Ferguson
  • Carr, Stephen
  • Carstarphen, Meta G.
  • Carter, Julian
  • Castiglia, Christopher
  • Catalogue of the Officers and Students in Yale College, 1836–37
  • Cavallaro, Alexandra J.
  • Certeau, Michel de
  • Charland, Maurice
  • Chartier, Roger
  • Chávez, Karma R.
  • Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of
  • Chesterfield’s Art of Letter Writing Simplified; invention strategies taught in; “miscellaneous” letters in; popularity of
  • Chinese women
  • Cicero
  • cisgender normativity
  • citizenship
  • civic engagement: queer failure and; rhetorical education for; rhetoric and; romantic engagement vs.
  • civic/romantic distinction, queering of
  • civil rights
  • Civil War
  • Clark, Gregory
  • class
  • Cloud, Dana
  • Collectanea Graeca Minora (Dalzel)
  • Collins, Patricia Hill
  • colonialism
  • commonplace books. See also Dodd, Albert, and commonplace book/diary of
  • comparison
  • Complete American Letter-Writer, The
  • Complete Art of Polite Correspondence, The
  • Complete Letter Writer, The
  • Page 153 →complete letter writers: affordability of; “American” emphasis in; author’s research on; British predecessors of; Brown/Primus correspondence and; contents/organization of; critiques of; epistolary culture and; feminist histories of; heteronormative genre instruction in; homoeroticism and; imagined as pedagogical failures; invention strategies taught in; “miscellaneous” letters in; model letter sharing among; model romantic letters in; pedagogical paradox of; popularity of; queer failure and; queer scholarship on; rhetorical tradition and; romantic epistolary rhetoric instruction in; scholarship on; social conventions modeled in; use of term. See also specific letter writer
  • Composition-Rhetoric (Connors)
  • composition textbooks
  • Connecticut Historical Society (Hartford, CT)
  • Connors, Robert
  • Conquergood, Dwight
  • Conrad, Ryan
  • Constable, Nicole
  • Cook, Elizabeth Heckendorn
  • Cook, Marion Belden
  • copying
  • copyright laws
  • “coquette” (literary figure)
  • Cott, Nancy
  • courtship: evolving definition of; in marriage telos; pacing/intensity of; rhetoric of
  • courtship letter
  • Cox, Matthew B.
  • Cram, E.
  • critical imagination
  • “crush notes”
  • cryptograms
  • cultural context
  • Dalzel, A.
  • dating sites/apps
  • Dauphin, Cecile
  • Davidson, Cathy N.
  • Day, Jeremiah
  • debates
  • deception
  • Decker, William Merrill
  • declamations
  • definition
  • delivery
  • Demosthenes
  • Denman, William
  • De Oratore (Cicero)
  • Depew, David
  • Derrida, Jacques
  • Devitt, Amy
  • Dexter, Franklin
  • diaries: defined; generic shifts using; interpretive difficulty of; rhetorical education and; rhetoricity of; scholarship on; sharing
  • Dickinson, Anna
  • Dickinson, Emily
  • Dickinson, Susan Gilbert
  • Diggs, Marylynn
  • digital age
  • digression
  • Dinshaw, Carolyn
  • Dodd, Albert; archival holdings of; author’s research on; birth of; civic orientation of; death of; epistolary rhetoric of, as “everyday,”; extracurricular activities of; familial correspondence of; genre awareness of; heterosexual romantic relationships of; multigenre epistolary rhetoric of; poetry album of; queer failure and; Page 154 →queer rhetorical practices of; rhetorical education of; romantic relationships of; same-sex romantic relationships of; scholarship on; suspension period of
  • Dodd, Albert, and commonplace book/diary of: digitalization of; in Dodd archival holdings; early writings in; as genre-crossing text; genre-queer practices for romantic engagement in; male/female romantic interests recorded in; rhetorical education detailed in; rhetorical precedents for; scholarship on; self-censorship in
  • Dodd, Albert, and genre-queer practices for romantic engagement: commonplace book/diary as enactor of romantic epistolary rhetoric; commonplace book/diary shift; epistolary/poetic address/exchange mixed; rhetorical education repurposed for; self-rhetorics of literary representations of same-sex erotic relationships
  • Dodd, Edward
  • Dodd, Julius
  • Donawerth, Jane
  • “Don Juan” (poem; Byron)
  • Douglas, Alfred
  • Douglass, Frederick
  • Doyle, Peter
  • Dreams and Reveries of a Quiet Man (Fay)
  • Driskill, Qwo-Li
  • Duggan, Lisa
  • Dunn, Thomas R.
  • Düttmann, Alexander García
  • Edelman, Lee
  • education; democratization of. See also rhetorical education
  • Electra (Sophocles)
  • Elizabethan language/literature
  • Ellsworth (legal scholar)
  • elocutionary manuals
  • elopements
  • Elshtain, Jean Bethke
  • Eng, David
  • engagement: broken; in marriage telos
  • Enlightenment
  • Enoch, Jessica
  • Enos, Richard
  • epistle verse
  • “Epistolary” (poem; Dodd)
  • epistolary address, gendered. See also romantic epistolary address
  • epistolary culture
  • Epistolary Guide, The
  • epistolary logic
  • epistolary novels
  • epistolary rhetoric: of “everyday” people; gender and; instruction in principles of, in manuals; of literary/political figures; multigenre; romantic letters as; same-sex; Western histories of
  • epistolary writing
  • Erasmus
  • erotic interactions
  • Ethical Slut, The
  • etiquette guides
  • Euripides
  • Everyday Ideas (Zboray and Zboray)
  • exhibitions
  • extramarital affairs
  • Facebook
  • Faderman, Lillian
  • failure. See also queer failure
  • Faris, Michael J.
  • Farrar, Eliza Ware Rotch
  • Fashionable American Letter Writer, The: contents/organization of; invention strategies taught in; “language of the heart” in; Page 155 →marriage telos in; popularity of; social conventions modeled in
  • Fashioning Lives (Pritchard)
  • Father’s Legacy to His Daughters, A (Gregory)
  • Favret, Mary
  • Fay, Theodore Sedgwick
  • Fell, Jesse W.
  • feminist rhetorical scholarship
  • feminist theory
  • Ferguson, Roderick A.
  • Filipinas
  • flattery
  • flirtation
  • Folsom, Charles
  • Fone, Byrne
  • Foucault, Michel
  • France, Peter
  • Fraser, Nancy
  • Freccero, Carla
  • Freeman, Elizabeth
  • Frost’s Original Letter-Writer (Shields)
  • futurism, reproductive
  • Gage, John
  • Gannett, Cinthia
  • Ganymede myth
  • Garlinger, Patrick Paul
  • Garnett, Henry Highland
  • Gaul, Theresa Strouth
  • Gay, Peter
  • gay relationships
  • gender; deception/flattery and; letter-writing and; queer practices involving crossing of; racialization of; romantic epistolary address and; romantic relationships and
  • Gender and Rhetorical Space in American Life, 1866–1910 (Johnson)
  • gender performativity
  • genre instruction: heteronormative; in pacing/intensity; queer practices and; in rhetorical purpose; in romantic epistolary address; romantic letters learned through
  • genre-queer texts
  • Gere, Anne Ruggles
  • Gibson, Michelle
  • Gillett (Yale student)
  • Gilroy, Amanda
  • Glenn, Cheryl
  • globalization
  • GLQ: A Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies
  • Godey’s Lady’s Book (Leslie); authorship of, (Pref.); digital-age imagining of; marriage telos in; queer failure and; readership of; romantic epistolary rhetoric instruction in
  • Gold, David
  • Goltz, Dustin Bradley
  • Gonçalves, Zan Meyer
  • Goodrich, Chauncey A.
  • Goodrich Family Papers
  • Google
  • Gorgias (Plato)
  • gossip
  • Grasso, Linda
  • Greco-Roman literature
  • Greek Anthology
  • Greek Grammar (Goodrich)
  • Greene, Robert
  • Gregory, John
  • Griffin, Cindy L.
  • Griffin, Farah Jasmine
  • Gring-Pemble, Lisa M.
  • Gross, Daniel M.
  • Gunderson, Erik
  • Halberstam, Jack
  • Page 156 →Hall, Radclyffe
  • Hallmark
  • Halloran, S. Michael
  • Halsey, Anthony
  • Hansen, Karen
  • Hardie, James
  • Harris, Sharon
  • Harrison, Kimberly
  • Harrison, Renee
  • Hartford (CT). See also Washington College (Hartford, CT)
  • Hartford Freedmen’s Aid Society
  • hastiness, precautions against
  • Hauser, Gerard
  • Heath, John
  • Hebe and Ganymede (medieval poem)
  • Henkin, David
  • Hesford, Wendy
  • heteronormativity; failure of; genre instruction based in; heterosexuality vs; marriage telos and; queer challenges to; “racialized,”; use of term
  • heterosexuality: heteronormativity vs; “national,”; normalization of
  • Hewitt, Elizabeth
  • Hill’s Manual of Social and Business Forms
  • historical erasure (Ch. 2)
  • historiography
  • History of Sexuality, The (Foucault)
  • Hoang Nguyen, Tan
  • Homer
  • homoeroticism
  • homonormativity
  • Horace
  • Hoshor, John P.
  • How to Write Letters (Westlake)
  • Hunt, Violet
  • Iliad (Homer)
  • Illinois State Legislature
  • immigrants
  • In a Queer Time and Place (Halberstam)
  • Intelligent Woman’s Guide to Online Dating, The
  • interdisciplinary studies
  • Internet
  • invention strategies with queer effects: category-crossing address forms; copying/adaptation and; “language of the heart” adaptations from novels; “language of the heart” adaptations from poetry; pacing/intensity; repurposing and
  • Invitations to Love (Ahern)
  • Irish immigrants
  • Isocrates
  • Italian immigrants
  • Jagose, Annamarie
  • Jasinski, James
  • Johnson, Andrew
  • Johnson, Nan
  • Jones, Constance
  • journals
  • Kames, Henry Home, Lord
  • Kates, Susan
  • Katz, Jonathan
  • Kauffman, Linda
  • Kelley, William
  • Kirsch, Gesa E.
  • Kitzhaber, Albert
  • Kopelson, Karen
  • “language of the heart,”; copying/adaptation of; deception/flattery and; invention strategies with novels; invention strategies with poetry; romantic letters as composed using
  • Page 157 →language practices
  • Latin Grammar (Andrews and Stodard)
  • Lawton, Charles
  • Lectures on Rhetoric and Belles Lettres (Blair)
  • Lee, Mr. (Brown suitor)
  • lesbian relationships
  • Leslie, Miss (Pref.)
  • letter(s): defined; familial; gender and; genre-queer practices involving; as historical sources; interpretations of; model, in manuals; as “open closets,”; rhetorics of; scholarship on; Western histories of; writing instruction, during postal age. See also epistolary rhetoric; romantic letters
  • letter-writing manuals. See complete letter writers
  • Letter-Writing Manuals and Instruction from Antiquity to the Present (Poster and Mitchell)
  • Letter-Writing Simplified
  • LGBTQ people
  • liberal assimilationism
  • Lifehack
  • Lincoln, Abraham
  • Lipari, Lisbeth
  • Lipson, Carol
  • Lister, Anne
  • literacy
  • literature: Greco-Roman; self-rhetorics of representations of same-sex erotic relationships in. See also novel; poetry
  • Livy (Folsom)
  • Locke, John
  • Logan, Shirley Wilson
  • Loomis, Henry
  • Lorde, Audre
  • Love @ First Click
  • Love of Friends, The (ed. Jones)
  • Lystra, Karen
  • Mahoney, Deirdre M.
  • “mail order” companies
  • Malinowitz, Harriet
  • Man Talk: The Gay Couple’s Communication Guide
  • Marinara, Martha
  • marriage, civil rights via
  • marriage telos; elopements and; heteronormativity and; queer failure and; queer repurposing and; as rhetorical purpose of romantic letters; same-sex romantic relationships and; “straight time” and
  • Masten, Jeffrey
  • McCarthy, Molly
  • Meem, Deborah
  • meta-commentary
  • Miller, Carolyn
  • Miller, Susan
  • Mitchell, Charles B.
  • Mitchell, Linda C.
  • Monson, Connie
  • Montague, Mary Wortley
  • Morgan, Elizabeth
  • Morris, Charles E.
  • Morris, George Pope
  • Muñoz, José Esteban
  • Murphy, James
  • Narayan, Madhu
  • National Theatre (New York, NY)
  • nation and sexuality
  • Natural Letter-Writer, The (Shepard)
  • Nealon, Christopher S.
  • New Haven (CT)
  • Newman, Samuel
  • New Parlor Letter Writer, The
  • New York (NY)
  • New Yorker
  • New York Mirror
  • Nietz, John
  • Nietz Collection (Univ. of Pittsburgh)
  • Page 158 →Nineteenth-Century Rhetoric in North America (Johnson)
  • “‘No Kisses Is Like Yours’” (Hansen)
  • nonmonogamous relations
  • novel: epistolary; “language of the heart” adaptations from
  • Olbrechts-Tyteca, Lucie
  • Olson, Christa J.
  • Olson, Lester C.
  • online dating
  • Online Dating for Dummies
  • oral dialogues
  • oratory
  • Ovid
  • Parlour Letter-Writer, The (Turner)
  • pedagogy: cultural significance of; “failure” of; queer failure and; shaping of subjects through; writing
  • pederasty
  • Peiss, Kathy Lee
  • Pennington, James
  • Perelman, Chaïm
  • periodical articles
  • Permanent Partners: Building Gay and Lesbian Relationships That Last
  • Phaedrus (Plato)
  • Plato
  • Plato, Ann
  • Plautus
  • Pocket Letter Writer, The
  • “poetique”
  • poetry: in complete letter writers; genre-queer practices involving; homoerotic; “language of the heart” adaptations from
  • political/personal distinction, queering of
  • politics
  • Postal Act (1845)
  • Postal Act (1851)
  • postal age: defined; letters as historical sources for; letter-writing and women’s rhetoric during; letter-writing instruction during,; same-sex romantic friendships during; scholarship on
  • Poster, Carol
  • Post Office Act (1792)
  • Pough, Gwendolyn
  • Poulakis, Takis
  • Powell, Malea
  • Practical Letter Writing (Loomis)
  • Practical System of Rhetoric, A (Newman)
  • Primus, Rebecca; citizenship rights of; envelope notations of; family/education of; letters to family from; marriage of; Maryland teaching job of; political commentary of; queer rhetorical practices of; romantic relationships of. See also Brown/Primus correspondence
  • Primus Family Papers
  • Prince Hall Masonic Lodge (Hartford, CT)
  • print culture
  • Pritchard, Eric Darnell (Ch. 1), (Ch. 2)
  • Prometheus (Aeschylus)
  • proposals
  • psychoanalytic theory
  • public/private distinction: Brown/Primus correspondence and; oversimplification of; queering of; queer/feminist scholarship on
  • public speaking
  • Putnam’s Phrase Book (E. Carr)
  • “queer” as term: “same-sex” vs; use of
  • Queer Art of Failure, The (Halberstam)
  • “queer effect”. See also invention strategies with queer effects
  • Page 159 →queer failure: Brown/Primus correspondence and; civic engagement and; complete letter writers and; Dodd and; movement toward; scholarship on; use of term
  • queer gossip
  • queer historiography
  • queer liberalism
  • queer politics
  • queer rhetorical practices; cross-category romantic epistolary address; defined; epistolary exchanges with urgency/intensity; generic categories and; repurposing to erotic/political ends
  • queer rhetorical scholarship
  • queer studies
  • queer temporality
  • queer theory
  • “queer time”
  • Quinn, D. Michael
  • Quintilian
  • race: complete letter writers and; cross-race erotic interactions; historical erasure and, invention strategies with queer effects and; “restorative literacies” and; rhetorical education and
  • “racialized heteronormativity”
  • racial politics
  • “rake” (literary figure)
  • Rand, Erin J.
  • Rawson, K. J.
  • Reconstruction Era
  • Redefining Our Relationships: Guidelines for Responsible Open Relationships
  • Reed, Christopher
  • Renaissance
  • reproductive futurism
  • “restorative literacies”
  • restraint, studied
  • “Reveries by Night” (poem; Fay)
  • rhetoric: civic engagement and; college-level training in; constitutive; of courtship; defined; of diaries; feminist histories of; Greco-Roman tradition of; historians of; homoeroticism and; instruction in principles of, in manuals; present-day; queer scholarship on; as seduction; Western histories of; women’s, and letter-writing; written vs. oral
  • rhetorical education: British/Scottish works in; for civic engagement; “classicist stance” on; commonplace books and; defined; delivery; diaries and; expanded view of; feminist histories of; future studies on; Greco-Roman tradition of; histories of; in oratory; during postal age; queer failure and; queer reconception of; repurposing of; for romantic engagement; scholarship on; in writing
  • rhetorical purpose: queer repurposing to erotic ends; queer repurposing to political ends
  • rhetorical thinking
  • Rhetoric of Rebel Women, The (K. Harrison)
  • rhetoric textbooks
  • Rhodes, Jacqueline
  • Richardson, Elaine
  • Robb, Graham
  • Robinson, Paul
  • Roman Antiquities (Adam)
  • Romance on a Global Stage (Constable)
  • romantic engagement: civic engagement vs; rhetorical education for; rhetorical practices of; use of term
  • Page 160 →romantic epistolary address: category-crossing address forms of; heteronormative genre instruction in; invention strategies with queer effects; queer failure and; queer rhetorical practices
  • romantic epistolary rhetoric: address and; author’s research on; civic dimensions of; commonplace understandings of; complete letter writers and instruction in; defined; digital-age instruction in; Godey’s Lady’s Book as cautionary tale about; “language of the heart” and; learning/practice of; pacing of; queer practices in; repurposed to nonnormative ends; same-sex; scholarship on
  • romantic friendships; debates about; erotic interactions and; of “everyday” people; histories of; of literary/political figures; same-sex, during postal age. See also Brown/Primus correspondence
  • Romanticism
  • romantic letters: author’s research on; commonplace understandings of; complete letter writers and instruction in; courtship; dating; digital-age instruction in; as epistolary rhetoric; heteronormative conception of; interpretive difficulty of; “language of the heart” and; learning of, through genre instruction; marriage telos as rhetorical purpose for; model, in manuals; pacing of; repurposed to nonnormative ends; as rhetorical practices; “skeletons” of; timelessness of
  • romantic relationships: cross-class; gendering of; normative temporality for; same-class
  • Roosevelt, Eleanor
  • Rotundo, E. Anthony
  • Royal Oak (MD)
  • Royster, Jacqueline Jones
  • Ruberg, Willemijn
  • Rufo, Kenneth
  • Rules for Online Dating, The
  • Sallust
  • salutation lines
  • same-sex epistolary rhetoric
  • same-sex romantic friendships; code-writing about; local contexts of; during postal age
  • same-sex romantic relationships: gay/lesbian; literary representations of. See also under Dodd, Albert
  • Sappho
  • schools, common
  • Schultz, Lucille M.
  • seduction
  • self-censorship
  • self-education
  • self-rhetorics: defined; of literary representations of same-sex erotic relationships
  • sentimental literature
  • sexual identity
  • sexuality; black women’s; historiography of; national; overfocus on, in letters; queer rhetorical scholarship on; same-sex romantic friendships
  • Shepard, Sylvanus
  • Shields, Sarah Annie Frost. See also Frost’s Original Letter-Writer (Shields)
  • Singer, Margot
  • Sinor, Jennifer
  • Sjöblad, Christina
  • Skull and Bones (Yale secret society)
  • slave narratives
  • Sloop, John M.
  • Page 161 →Smith, Jabez
  • Smith-Rosenberg, Caroll
  • Snapchat
  • social media
  • sophistry
  • Sophocles
  • Southey, Robert
  • speeches
  • Speed, Joshua
  • Spring, Suzanne B.
  • Stillman K. Wightman Papers
  • St. Louis (MO)
  • Stowe, Harriet Beecher
  • “straight time”: defined; heteronormative genre instruction and; heteronormative relationship development according to; invention strategies subverting; queer failure and
  • Stryker, Susan
  • Symposium (Plato)
  • Tacitus
  • Talcott Street Congregational Church (Hartford, CT)
  • Teaching Queer (Waite)
  • temporality: normative; queer. See also “straight time”
  • Tender Passion, The (Gay)
  • Thomas, Charles
  • Thomas, Kate
  • Tinder
  • Tines, Joseph
  • “To Elizabeth” (poem; Dodd)
  • transportation
  • Trasciatti, Mary Anne
  • Trimble (Tennessee colonel)
  • Trinity College (Hartford, CT). See also Washington College (Hartford, CT)
  • Turner, R.
  • Uncle Tom’s Cabin (Stowe)
  • United States: liberal assimilationism in; “national heterosexuality” in
  • University of Pittsburgh
  • Useful Letter-Writer, The
  • Van Buren, Martin
  • VanHaitsma, Pamela
  • Verhoeven, W. M.
  • Very Social Time, A (Hansen)
  • Vicinus, Martha
  • Virgil
  • vulgarity
  • Waite, Stacey
  • Walker, Jeffrey
  • Walker, Nicole
  • Wallace, David
  • Walzer, Arthur
  • Wan, Amy
  • Warner, Michael
  • Washington College (Hartford, CT): commonplacing at; Dodd multigenre epistolary rhetoric developed at; Dodd rhetorical education at; Dodd suspended while at
  • Watts, Eric King
  • Webster, Daniel
  • Westlake, James Willis
  • Whitbread, Helena
  • White, David
  • whiteness
  • Whitman, Walt
  • Wightman, Stillman
  • wikiHow
  • Wilchins, Riki
  • Wilde, Oscar
  • Willis, Nathaniel Parker
  • women. See also African American women
  • Women’s Friendship (Aguilar)
  • women’s rhetoric
  • women’s schools
  • Woolverton, John
  • writing instruction
  • Xenophon
  • Page 162 →Yale College: Dodd commonplace book entries while at; Dodd extracurricular activities at; Dodd graduation from; Dodd rhetorical education at; required reading at
  • Yale Literary Magazine
  • Yale University; Library
  • Young Lady’s Friend, The (Farrar)
  • Youth’s Letter-Writer, The (Farrar)
  • Zboray, Mary Saracino
  • Zboray, Ronald
  • Zeus/Ganymede myth
  • Zion Methodist Church (Hartford, CT)
  • Zwagerman, Sean

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