This volume explores the role of communication in framing and contributing to issues of social justice. For scholars and students in communication, rhetoric, cultural studies, education, and other areas of the humanities.
This volume explores the role of communication in framing and contributing to issues of social justice. For scholars and students in communication, rhetoric, cultural studies, education, and other areas of the humanities.
Contents: Preface. O. Swartz Introduction. O. Swartz Reflections of a Social Justice Scholar. A. Rodriguez Social Justice and the Challenge for Communication Studies. L.R. Frey Across the Great Divides: From Nonpartisan Criticism to Partisan Criticism to Applied Communication Activism for Promoting Social Change and Social Justice. P.K. Tompkins Communication Charity Social Justice and the Abolition of Homelessness. J.L. Simpson R.B. Adelman Voice and the "Other": Interactive Theatre as a Model for Education and Liberation on University Campuses. R. Shome Challenges of International Women of Color in the United States: The Complicated "Rights" of Belonging in Globalization. P.C. Wander A Knife of Fire: Social Justice Real Politick and "Foreign" Policy in a New World. T. Palmeri Media Activism in a "Conservative" City: Modeling Citizenship. L.P. Crumley Social Justice in Interpersonal and Family Relationships. W. Lee The Desire to Know and to Love Is Never Too Small: My Musings on Teaching and Social Justice. W.B. Pearce Reflections on a Project to Promote Social Justice in Communication Education and Research. L. Artz Conclusion: On the Material Consequence of Defining Social Justice.
Contents: Preface. O. Swartz Introduction. O. Swartz Reflections of a Social Justice Scholar. A. Rodriguez Social Justice and the Challenge for Communication Studies. L.R. Frey Across the Great Divides: From Nonpartisan Criticism to Partisan Criticism to Applied Communication Activism for Promoting Social Change and Social Justice. P.K. Tompkins Communication Charity Social Justice and the Abolition of Homelessness. J.L. Simpson R.B. Adelman Voice and the "Other": Interactive Theatre as a Model for Education and Liberation on University Campuses. R. Shome Challenges of International Women of Color in the United States: The Complicated "Rights" of Belonging in Globalization. P.C. Wander A Knife of Fire: Social Justice Real Politick and "Foreign" Policy in a New World. T. Palmeri Media Activism in a "Conservative" City: Modeling Citizenship. L.P. Crumley Social Justice in Interpersonal and Family Relationships. W. Lee The Desire to Know and to Love Is Never Too Small: My Musings on Teaching and Social Justice. W.B. Pearce Reflections on a Project to Promote Social Justice in Communication Education and Research. L. Artz Conclusion: On the Material Consequence of Defining Social Justice.
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