Indigenous Genres of the Human

“Indigenous Genres of the Human offers a rich, pluriversal account of writing and rhetoric. Melding first-person storying with Western-style theorizing and working across Indigenous and Latinx America, RÍos locates rhetoricity in human and more-than-human poetry, movement, and inscription. This book represents a refreshing reorientation of longstanding conversations in new materialisms, posthumanism, and cultural rhetorics and will energize scholars in those fields and beyond.”—Christa J. Olson, author of American Magnitude: Hemispheric Vision and Public Feeling in the United States

Gabriela Raquel Ríos is an assistant professor with a joint appointment in the Program for Writing and Rhetoric and the English Department at the University of Colorado. Her work has appeared in Rhetoric Review and Rhetoric Society Quarterly, as well as several book collections.