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Literacy as Independence: The Writings of Hattie Reynolds, 1870-1927

  • Sarah Ashlock University of Missouri - Kansas City

Abstract

By examining the writings of Hattie Reynolds, this analysis seeks to demonstrate the rhetorical strategies she used to situate herself outside of the nineteenth-century private sphere. Such strategies allowed Reynolds to take unusual paths for a woman and prove that her writing and life offer significant contributions to women’s rhetoric.

Author Biography

Sarah Ashlock, University of Missouri - Kansas City

Sarah Ashlock graduated in spring 2011 with a BA in English from the University of Missouri, Kansas City. Her greatest undergraduate experience was studying abroad in London in 2009. Currently she is pursuing her MA in English Rhetoric and Composition at Arizona State University and participating in the Scholarly Publishing certificate program.

Published
2015-09-15
How to Cite
AshlockS. (2015). Literacy as Independence: The Writings of Hattie Reynolds, 1870-1927. Young Scholars in Writing, 9, 31-44. Retrieved from https://youngscholarsinwriting.org/index.php/ysiw/article/view/126
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Articles