Articles
Subjective Posture and Subjective Affluence: Chicago Field Theories in the U.S. Media and Political Systems (with Kevin G. Barnhurst and Christopher Bodmann), Communication Theory (2011)
To further understanding of how individuals experience media and political systems, this article compares a...
Opening the "Black Box" of Climate Change Science: Actor-Network Theory and Rhetorical Practice in Scientific Controversies, Southern Communication Journal (2011)
In this essay, Joseph Barton’s controversial congressional investigation of the well-known ‘‘hockey-stick’’ study of climate...
Recollection, Regret, and Foreboding in Frederick Douglass’s Fourth of July Orations of 1852 and 1875 (with Bernard K. Duffy), Making Connections: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Cultural Diversity (2011)
Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” and the Politics of Cultural Memory: An Apostil (with Bernard K. Duffy), ANQ: A Quarterly Journal of Short Articles, Notes, and Reviews (2010)
From Awareness to Action: The Rhetorical Limits of Visualizing the Irreparable Nature of Global Climate Change, Proceedings of the Ninth Biennial Conference on Communication and the Environment (2007)
In this paper I examine a recent artistic attempt to publicly visualize a future at...