QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF SPEECH

As a peer-reviewed publication under the National Communication Association in the United States, Quarterly Journal of Speech has always been highly regarded for its profound academic background and broad research perspective. The original academic articles and book reviews published in this journal not only provide in-depth analysis of various texts, discourses, and cultural practices, but also explore how public beliefs, norms, identities, systems, influences, and actions are formed, authorized, promulgated, and disseminated through these elements.Rhetorical scholarship, as a discipline that spans multiple fields of knowledge, archives, disciplines, and political carriers, has its richness and diversity fully reflected in journals. The journal not only respects these differences, but also actively encourages scholars to conduct in-depth research on rhetorical phenomena from different perspectives and methods. In addition, the magazine is committed to promoting the interdisciplinary integration of rhetoric and other disciplines, providing a valuable communication platform for scholars from multiple disciplines such as communication studies, linguistics, literature, sociology, etc. Through this platform, scholars from different disciplines can jointly explore the importance and influence of rhetorical phenomena in today's society, thereby promoting the continuous development and innovation of rhetorical scholarship.