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“She Would Have Said Please Stop”: The Complexity Of Consent, Amy Gregg, Hina Ahmed
“She Would Have Said Please Stop”: The Complexity Of Consent, Amy Gregg, Hina Ahmed
Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference
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Rumors, Lies And Alibis: How Newspapers Sensationalized The Lizzie Borden Murder Case, Caitlyn B. Walters
Rumors, Lies And Alibis: How Newspapers Sensationalized The Lizzie Borden Murder Case, Caitlyn B. Walters
Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference
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The Effect Of Different Types Of Adult Communication Input On Child Output, Bianca C. Harrison
The Effect Of Different Types Of Adult Communication Input On Child Output, Bianca C. Harrison
Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference
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In The Shadow, Alessandra Raengo
In The Shadow, Alessandra Raengo
Communication Faculty Publications
This essay pursues an understanding of the blackness of black cinema that is unhinged from the body of the maker or the content of the image. It does so by reading blackness through the visual paradigm of the shadow that is, as a blackness that cannot, either than ideologically, be attached to skin pigmentation, but indicates instead the body’s extension beyond itself into the social sphere. With a close analysis of a variety of visual texts, ranging from the shadow of a lynched body in a 1930s NAACP photograph, to the silhouettes of installation artist Kara Walker, to Scott McGhee …
Getting Your Bloke On: Gender Issues In The Reality Competition 'I Will Survive', Frank Miller
Getting Your Bloke On: Gender Issues In The Reality Competition 'I Will Survive', Frank Miller
Communication Faculty Publications
The Australian reality competition "I Will Survive" set out to find a cast replacement for the leading role in the Broadway production of "Priscilla, Queen of the Desert." The stage version closed halfway through production the series, forcing a repositioning of the competition as the search to find "Australia's next triple threat." Even when the main prize was a role as a drag queen, however, the series presented a heterocentric approach to gender that treated drag less as a means of personal expression than as a part in a play that just happened to be about two gay men and …
Destabilized Artistry In The Rhetorical Presidency, Samuel Mccormick, Mary Stuckey
Destabilized Artistry In The Rhetorical Presidency, Samuel Mccormick, Mary Stuckey
Communication Faculty Publications
The presidency was once a carefully scripted and carefully controlled site of speech production. Today’s media environment has not lessened efforts at control, but it has rendered these efforts increasingly difficult. Previously disruptive and disfluent ways of speaking now serve a useful role in presidential address, allowing mass-mediated audiences to apprehend the presidency in ways that appear to be more intimate and more authentic than careful scripting allows. In response to this new and fast-evolving rhetorical landscape, this essay develops an analytically, historically, and conceptually wide-ranging argument, inviting rhetorical scholars to supplement their abiding interest in traditional forms of presidential …
Introduction To "On The Sleeve Of The Visual: Race As Face Value", Alessandra Raengo
Introduction To "On The Sleeve Of The Visual: Race As Face Value", Alessandra Raengo
Communication Faculty Publications
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