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Author:

Johnson, Morgan

Title:

Discursive Death and Eternal Vigilance: A Rhetorical Study of Necropower

Graduate Program:

Communication Arts and Sciences (PHD)

Keywords:

rhetoric
race
necropower
police
resistance

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Committee Members:

Cynthia Young, Outside Unit & Field Member
Rosa Eberly, Major Field Member
Jeremy Engels, Major Field Member
Kirtley Wilson, Chair & Dissertation Advisor
Andrew High, Professor in Charge/Director of Graduate Studies

Author:

Nagel, Jeffrey

Title:

Queering Absence: The Rhetoric of the Homophile Movement

Graduate Program:

Communication Arts and Sciences (PHD)

Keywords:

homophile movement
rhetoric
queer theory
absence
social movements
memory
silence
passing
invisibility
forgetting

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Committee Members:

Cheryl Glenn, Outside Unit & Field Member
Bradford Vivian, Chair & Dissertation Advisor
Stephen Browne, Major Field Member
Andrew High, Professor in Charge/Director of Graduate Studies
Pamela Vanhaitsma, Major Field Member
Member Committee, Special Member

Author:

Schneider, Haley Elizabeth

Title:

Public Futures: The Rhetorics of Sustainability and Survival in Philadelphia, 2007 - 2021

Graduate Program:

Communication Arts and Sciences (PHD)

Keywords:

Publics
futurity
environment
urban planning
climate change
rhetoric

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Committee Members:

Rosa Eberly, Chair & Dissertation Advisor
Amy Allen, Outside Unit & Field Member
Bradford Vivian, Major Field Member
Stephen Browne, Major Field Member
Andrew High, Program Head/Chair
Joshua Barnett, Major Field Member

Author:

Koons, Caroline

Title:

Sounding Out the Nation: The Rhetoric of American Music and National Identity

Graduate Program:

Communication Arts and Sciences (PHD)

Keywords:

rhetoric
american history
music
sound
national identity

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Committee Members:

Michele Kennerly, Chair & Dissertation Advisor
Kirt Wilson, Major Field Member
Debbie Hawhee, Outside Unit & Field Member
Stephen Browne, Major Field Member
Andrew High, Professor in Charge/Director of Graduate Studies