Jacqueline Bacon - Concepedia

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Jacqueline Bacon

San Diego State University

Also Known As

Bacon, Jacqueline, Jacqueline Bacon

Publications

245

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San Diego State University Film Independent

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Jacqueline Bacon is an author at San Diego State University specializing in social sciences, african american studies, and rhetoric.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Social Sciences	10	10	222
2	Language Studies	5	5	111
3	Law	3	3	59
4	Arts	1	1	32
5	Humanities	1	1	13

Jacqueline Bacon

Publications

222

Citations

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	Year	Citations
The Humblest May Stand Forth: Rhetoric, Empowerment, and Abolition Margaret M. R. Kellow, Jacqueline Bacon, Linda M. Grasso Journal of the Early Republic Critical Race TheoryLawRhetoricBlack ExperienceSocial Sciences	2003	32
The History of <i>Freedom's Journal</i>: A Study in Empowerment and Community Jacqueline Bacon The Journal of African American History Women EmpowermentCommunity DevelopmentCivic EngagementCommunity OrganizingCivil Liberty	2003	32
Reinventing the master's tools: Nineteenth‐century African‐American literary societies of Philadelphia and rhetorical education Jacqueline Bacon, Glen McClish Rhetoric Society Quarterly Literary TheoryAfrican LiteratureRhetoricBlack ExperienceAfrican American History	2000	30
The Humblest May Stand Forth: Rhetoric, Empowerment, and Abolition Alison M. Parker, Jacqueline Bacon The Journal of Southern History RhetoricBlack ExperienceSocial SciencesBlack Feminist ThoughtAbolition Studies	2004	29
“Telling the story her own way”: The role of feminist standpoint theory in rhetorical studies Glen McClish, Jacqueline Bacon Rhetoric Society Quarterly Literary TheoryCritical Race TheoryFeminist Standpoint TheoryRhetoricFeminist Inquiry	2002	28
Reading the Reparations Debate Jacqueline Bacon Quarterly Journal of Speech Political TheoryRacial StudyAfrican American HistorySocial SciencesReparations Debate	2003	20
“Acting as Freemen”: Rhetoric, Race, and Reform in the Debate over Colonization in<i>Freedom's Journal</i>, 1827–1828 Jacqueline Bacon Quarterly Journal of Speech Critical Race TheoryColonialismDecolonialityAmerican Colonization SocietyLaw	2007	16
Descendents of Africa, Sons of ′76: Exploring Early African-American Rhetoric Jacqueline Bacon, Glen McClish Rhetoric Society Quarterly Abstract African-american RhetoricCritical Race TheoryAfrican LiteratureColonialismEarly African-american Rhetoric	2006	13
Taking liberty, taking literacy: Signifying in the rhetoric of African‐American abolitionists Jacqueline Bacon Southern Communication Journal Critical Race TheoryLiterary TheoryColonialismRhetoricDavid Walker	1999	11
“Do you understand your own language?” Revolutionary<i>topoi</i>in the rhetoric of African‐American abolitionists Jacqueline Bacon Rhetoric Society Quarterly Critical Race TheoryColonialismNationalismDecolonialityColoured Citizens	1998	11

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