Brandon Rogers’s scientific contributions

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Publications (1)


"All Smell is Disease": Miasma, Sensory Rhetoric, and the Sanitary-Bacteriologic of Visceral Public Health
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July 2019

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Rhetoric of Health & Medicine

Emily Winderman

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Brandon Rogers

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... Alongside Julia's, I review several other public ostomy stories that have been accused of spreading stigma. I argue that one thing these stories share is the way they draw on experiences with leaks and disability to stage the ostomy as a worst-case scenario or last resort and, in so doing, precipitate a visceral public audience (Johnson, 2016;Winderman et al., 2019) and propagate stigma. Moreover, this chapter extends current RHM theorization of stigma by showing how stigma can actually enhance rhetorical credibility when stories and experiences align with pre-existing stigma. ...

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Stigma Stories: Rhetoric, Lived Experience, and Chronic Illness
"All Smell is Disease": Miasma, Sensory Rhetoric, and the Sanitary-Bacteriologic of Visceral Public Health
  • Citing Article
  • July 2019

Rhetoric of Health & Medicine