josé g. izaguirre III

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Research Interests: Latinx rhetorics, de/coloniality, social movement(s), aesthetics of politics, rhetorical histories, pre-modern and contemporary rhetorical theory.

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José G. Izaguirre III is an assistant professor in the Department of Rhetoric and Writing at the University of Texas at Austin. He earned a PhD in Communication and a minor in Latina/o Studies from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Dr. Izaguirre’s work specializes in public rhetoric(s), rhetorical histories, and the aesthetics of politics, exploring how de/coloniality, race, and political power influence formulations of Latinx political identities in vernacular spaces and in institutional settings. In his research, he makes use of a variety of theoretical and conceptual tools to revisit, expand, challenge, and “otherwise” conventional (rhetorical) histories, which situates his work within the fields of Latinx studies, social movement(s), and rhetorical theory. His research program deploys a range of theoretical lenses and methodologies, all of which enable examinations of the rhetorical praxis of marginalized communities and critical assessments of discourse(s) of power.

Dr. Izaguirre holds courtesy appointments in the Department of Mexican American & Latina/o Studies, Center for Mexican American Studies, Department of American Studies, and Department of Communication Studies.

His selected awards include: 2022, Outstanding Journal Article Award for 2022, Latina & Latino Communication Studies Division of the National Communication Association. 2021, Charles Kneupper Award for “Most Outstanding Article Published in Rhetoric Society Quarterly in 2020,” Rhetoric Society of America

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Wildcard: “Persuasion’s Physique: Revisiting Sign-Inference in Aristotle’s Rhetoric”

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