Winning our wonder: Rhetorical re/constructions of American Civil War women on the web

Sara C. VanderHaagen

doi:10.1080/15295036.2026.2688246

July 6, 2026Critical Studies in Media Communication

Winning our wonder: Rhetorical re/constructions of American Civil War women on the web

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The research aims to analyze the representation of women from the American Civil War on the internet, focusing on rhetoric and public memory.
Content analysis of online materials related to American Civil War women
Examination of rhetorical strategies used in digital narratives
Contextual analysis of the socio-political implications surrounding these representations
Identified varied representations of women, often influenced by current societal norms
Reconstructed narratives highlight the intersection of gender and public memory
Findings suggest that digital platforms play a significant role in shaping historical perspectives.

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Exploration highlights the complexities of public memory and digital narratives about women during the Civil War era, suggesting a need for deeper analysis.

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