Edition Contents

Debbi Hatton, Managing Editor

Indroduction by Stephanie Houston Grey

ARTICLES

Speaking a Word for Nature: Science and Poetry in Rhetoric of Thoreau’s Transcendental Ecology

By:  Nathan Crick

Naturalizing Technology in Late Nineteenth Century America: An Aesthetic of Excess Meaning in the Paintings of J. Alden Weir

By:  Larry Lambert

William Morris’ Arts & Crafts Aesthetic Rhetoric

By:  Andrew King

Sound Technology and the Immobilization in Public Visions of Buster Keaton

By:  Thomas Vaughn

Through the Objective Lens: The Ethics of Expression and Repression of High Art in           Photojournalism

By:  Peggy J. Bowers 

Visual Representation of Health Information: A Critique of the 2005 Food Pyramid

By: Carey Noland & M. Isabel Meirelles    

Exhibitions in Life and Death: The Photography of Lucinda Devlin, Gunther  von Hagens’ Body Worlds, and the Disassembly of Scientific Progress

By: Stephanie Houston Grey