This supplemental text provides an inside look at the discipline of Communication Studies through a series of essays in which top scholars from a wide range of subfields discuss how they've experienced and how they study the crucial issues of our time.
This supplemental text provides an inside look at the discipline of Communication Studies through a series of essays in which top scholars from a wide range of subfields discuss how they've experienced and how they study the crucial issues of our time.
Christina S. Beck is Professor of Communication Studies at Ohio University and Past President of the National Communication Association and the Central States Communication Association.
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Introduction: Christina S. Beck Section I: Through Communication, We Enact Identities and Reveal Priorities 2. Postcoloniality and Communication Ahme Atay 3. Communicating Gender and Sexuality Ashley Noel Mack 4. Race and Communication: Keep Your Knees Off of Our Necks: Balck Girl Video Prowess Bearing Witness Against the Grisly Minnesota Police Murder of George Floyd Elizabeth Desnoyers Colas 5. The Now and Not Yet: Reclaiming a Ritual View of Communication in Religious Communication Theory and Practice Jennifer Scott Mobley 6. Disability and Communication Julie Ann Scott Pollock 7. Communication and Ethics: Considering the Conflicting Messages of COVID 19 Sarah Deiuliis and Pat Arneson 8. Risk Communication Timothy L. Sellnow Section II: Through Communication, We Relate to and Connect with Others and Our World 9. Interpersonal Communication Kristina Scharp 10. Interpersonal Communication Kristina M. Scharp 10. Group Communication in the 2020s: Rethinking Identity, Managing Shifting Boundaries, and Designing Dialogic Conversations Laura W. Black 11. Family Communication: Talking Families into Being Dawn O. Braithwaite 12. Into the Unknown: Instructional Communication in the 2020s Tiffany R. Wang 13. The Rhetorical Situation and its Problems: Expanding the Discursive Elements of Educational Contexts, Disability, and Social Movements Diana Isabel Martinez 14. Political Communication Trevor Parry Giles 15. Media Selection in the 2020s: An Unintential Experiment Stephanie A. Tikkanen 16. Sports Communication Michael Butterworth Section III: Through Communication, We Can Transform What Has Been into What Can Be 17. On Bats, Breathing, and Bella Vita Verde: Refelections on Environmental Communication During COVID 19 Phaedra Pezzullo 18. Health Communication, Gender Violence, and Inequality during COVID 19: A Critical Feminist Health Communication Perspective Leandra Hinojosa Hernandez 19. Collapsing Contexts: Reconciling Technology Aplification and Human Agency in an Era of Surveillance Capitalism Prashant Rajan 20. Pandemic Refelections: Precarity, Solidarity, and Global Inequities in Organizational Communication Research Mahuya Patel and Beatriz Nieto Fernandez 21. The End of the World as We Knew It: Strategic Communication in the 2020 Pandemic Deanna Sellnow 22. Communication Studies and Social Justice: 25 Years and Counting Amy Aldridge Sanford
Introduction: Christina S. Beck Section I: Through Communication, We Enact Identities and Reveal Priorities 2. Postcoloniality and Communication Ahme Atay 3. Communicating Gender and Sexuality Ashley Noel Mack 4. Race and Communication: Keep Your Knees Off of Our Necks: Balck Girl Video Prowess Bearing Witness Against the Grisly Minnesota Police Murder of George Floyd Elizabeth Desnoyers Colas 5. The Now and Not Yet: Reclaiming a Ritual View of Communication in Religious Communication Theory and Practice Jennifer Scott Mobley 6. Disability and Communication Julie Ann Scott Pollock 7. Communication and Ethics: Considering the Conflicting Messages of COVID 19 Sarah Deiuliis and Pat Arneson 8. Risk Communication Timothy L. Sellnow Section II: Through Communication, We Relate to and Connect with Others and Our World 9. Interpersonal Communication Kristina Scharp 10. Interpersonal Communication Kristina M. Scharp 10. Group Communication in the 2020s: Rethinking Identity, Managing Shifting Boundaries, and Designing Dialogic Conversations Laura W. Black 11. Family Communication: Talking Families into Being Dawn O. Braithwaite 12. Into the Unknown: Instructional Communication in the 2020s Tiffany R. Wang 13. The Rhetorical Situation and its Problems: Expanding the Discursive Elements of Educational Contexts, Disability, and Social Movements Diana Isabel Martinez 14. Political Communication Trevor Parry Giles 15. Media Selection in the 2020s: An Unintential Experiment Stephanie A. Tikkanen 16. Sports Communication Michael Butterworth Section III: Through Communication, We Can Transform What Has Been into What Can Be 17. On Bats, Breathing, and Bella Vita Verde: Refelections on Environmental Communication During COVID 19 Phaedra Pezzullo 18. Health Communication, Gender Violence, and Inequality during COVID 19: A Critical Feminist Health Communication Perspective Leandra Hinojosa Hernandez 19. Collapsing Contexts: Reconciling Technology Aplification and Human Agency in an Era of Surveillance Capitalism Prashant Rajan 20. Pandemic Refelections: Precarity, Solidarity, and Global Inequities in Organizational Communication Research Mahuya Patel and Beatriz Nieto Fernandez 21. The End of the World as We Knew It: Strategic Communication in the 2020 Pandemic Deanna Sellnow 22. Communication Studies and Social Justice: 25 Years and Counting Amy Aldridge Sanford
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