Argumentation and Advocacy
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Ad hominem in disguise: strategic manoeuvring with direct personal attacks.
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Reimagining advocacy: rhetorical education in the legal clinic.
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Maternal expertise, vaccination recommendations, and the complexity of argument spheres.
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Visions of Poverty: Welfare Policy and Political Imagination.
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Fallacies and Argument Appraisal.
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Embodied Rhetorics: Disability in Language and Culture.
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AFA HISTORY: SOME BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SUGGESTIONS.
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Rhetorical Refusals: Defying Audiences' Expectations.
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Cross-X.
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A call for polycultural arguments: critiquing the monoculture rhetoric of the local food movement.
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Associations among romantic attachment, argumentativeness, and verbal aggressiveness in romantic relationships.
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Local Actions: Cultural Activism, Power, and Public Life in America.
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Analogues to argument: new media and literacy in a posthuman era.
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"13 ANGRY MEN": DALE BUMPER'S AD HOMINEM IMPEACHMENT TRIAL OF PRESIDENT CLINTON.
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Ambiguous argument as advocacy in organizational crisis communication.
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Political debates as televisual form.
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The normality of man and female otherness: (re)producing patriarchal lines of argument in the law and the news.
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Making debate more inclusive for the student-veteran debater.
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Practical Reasoning.
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Tracking heroin chic: the abject body reconfigures the rational argument.
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Argument in Holocaust denial: the differences between historical casuistry and denial, casuistry.
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Entertaining the Citizen: When Politics and Popular Culture Converge.
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AIDS activism and the rejuvenation of the public sphere.
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The subtle nature of presidential debate influence.
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Infinitely Demanding: Ethics of Commitment, Politics of Resistance.
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To make a desert and call it peace: stasis and judgment in the MX missile debate.
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The National Educational Debate Association.
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Democratic Accountability: Why Choice in Politics is Both Possible and Necessary.
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No Caption Needed: Iconic Photographs, Public Culture, and Liberal Democracy.
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Democracy as Discussion: Civic Education and the American Forum Movement.
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Law, Rhetoric, and Irony in the Formation of Canadian Civil Culture.
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THE NATIONAL DEBATE TOURNAMENT: A TEST OF THE AFA'S PROFESSIONALISM.
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The treatment of fallacies in argumentative situations during mediation sessions.
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Is it more than rock and roll?: considering music video as argument.
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Mommy Queerest: Contemporary Rhetorics of Lesbian Maternal Identity. (Book Reviews).
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Carol Moseley-Braun's day to talk about race: a study of forum in the United States Senate.
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Knowledge and performance in argument: disciplinary and proto-theory.
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Democracy through the polarized lens of the camcorder: argumentation and vernacular spectacle on YouTube in the 2008 election.
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The rational and the reasonable in the AIG bonus controversy.
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From Apartheid to Democracy: Deliberating Truth and Reconciliation in South Africa.
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"Forcing" and "consenting" social struggle: reflections on rhetoric and Jacobinism.
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Do presidential debates matter? Examining a decade of campaign debate effects.
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The Idea of Identification.
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Argumentum ad hominem in the science of race.
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Constructing Clinton: Hyperreality & Presidential Image-Making in Postmodern Politics. (Book Reviews).
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Argument Revisited; Argument Redefined: Negotiating Meaning in the Composition Classroom.
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The NDT and intercollegiate debate.
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Difficult Reputations: Collective Memories of the Evil, Inept, and Controversial. (Book Reviews).
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Women's voices as evidence: personal testimony is pro-choice films.
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On giving reasons in verbal disputes: the development of justifying.
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Making room for stem cells: dissociation and establishing new research objects.
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Yeoman citizens: the country life association and the reinvention of democratic legitimacy.
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Ghetto kids gone good: race, representation, and authority in the scripting of inner-city youths in the urban debate league.
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How to belong: Women's agency in a transnational world.
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Argument quality in public deliberations.
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A functional analysis of American vice presidential debates.
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Evaluating conspiracy: narrative, argument, and ideology in Lincoln's "House Divided" speech.
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Do lay people prepare both sides of an argument? The effects of confidence, forewarning, and expected interaction on seeking out counter-attitudinal information.
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The deaths of Trayvon Martin: photographs and representation in protest.
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American Heretic: Theodore Parker and Transcendentalism.
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Speech and Debate as Civic Education.
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The Moral Authority of Nature.
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Dick Gregory and activist style: identifying attributes of humor necessary for activist advocacy.
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Forum: argument scholars respond to Mercier and Sperber's argumentative theory of human reason: introduction.
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Intercollegiate debate: reflecting American culture, 1900-1930.
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Laws of Men and Laws of Nature: The History of Scientific Expert Testimony in England and America.
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"Yes we can": rhizomic rhetorical agency in hyper-modern campaign ecologies.
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The counterfeit presentment: an early 20th century model of intercollegiate debate as civic education.
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Should Mercier and Sperber change the way we teach and study reasoning?
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The multiple Mr. Dewey: multiple publics and permeable borders in John Dewey's theory of the public sphere.
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Why modal pluralism does not require normative pluralism.
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The comic frame as a corrective to bureaucratization: a dramatistic perspective on argumentation.
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And in the end ...: reflections on individual events forensic participation.
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Oppositional memory practices: U.S. memorial spaces as arguments over public memory.
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Defining national security as peace through strength: Ronald Reagan's visionary rhetoric of renewal in the 1980 presidential campaign.
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Argumentative ecology.
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WHICH VOICES? WHOSE DEMOCRACY?
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A functional analysis of 2012 U.S. presidential primary debates.
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A rhetoric of rehabilitation: Dorothea Dix's prison reform arguments.
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Public argument in the nineteenth-century United States.
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"Leave a message of hope or tribute": digital memorializing as public deliberation.
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Disingenuous controversy: responses to ward Churchill's 9/11 essay.
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The third 1992 presidential debate: channel and commentary effects.
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Transforming argumentative dialogue through prison service-learning projects.
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Talking Democracy: Historical Perspectives on Rhetoric and Democracy.
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Toward a theory of vice presidential debate purposes: an analysis of the 1992 vice presidential debate.
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The #Rhetoric of Waleed Aly's "Send Forgiveness Viral": Is Rogerian argumentation an appropriate response to racism?
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Rhetoric and Political Culture in Nineteenth-Century America.
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Extending the conversation: continuity and change with debate and forensics organization entering the 21st century.
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Strategies of Remembrance: The Rhetorical Dimensions of National Identity.
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Perceptions of high school opinion leaders about the role of college debaters in the high school debate community.
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Aristotle's classical enthymeme and the visual, argumentation of the twenty-first century.
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Poetic logic: the metaphoric form as a foundation for a theory of tropological argument.
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Demanding expectations: Surviving and Thriving as a collegiate debate coach.
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Pedagogical possibilities for argumentative agency in academic debate.
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A content analysis of arguing behaviors: a case study of Romania as compared to the United States.
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When serial arguments predict harm: examining the influences of argument function, topic of the argument, perceived resolvability, and argumentativeness.
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Toward a Civil Discourse: Rhetoric and Fundamentalism.
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Television Truths.
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The impact of competitive debate on managing the conflict communication strategies of Italian students.
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Seeing the mind in the matter: functional brain imaging as framed visual argument.
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Comparative Rhetoric: An Historical and Cross-Cultural Introduction.
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The argumentative force of image networks: Greenpeace's panmediated global detox campaign.
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When cows talk: the Happy California Cow campaign as visual apologia.
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The Turn to Ethics. (Book Reviews).
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Tinkering with the machinery of death: the body-as-gauge in discourses about capital punishment.
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Not just a place to park your car: PARK(ing) as spatial argument.
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Public Argument.
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"I thought we settled this?!" Antecedents and consequences of resolution of an initial episode in a serial argument.
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The sublime rhetoric of Pascal's wager.(Blaise Pascal)
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For what noble cause: Cindy Sheehan and the politics of grief in public spheres of argument.
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A functional analysis of the 1988 Bush-Dukakis presidential debates.
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Forensics education? How the structure and discourse of forensics promotes competition.
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The Civil Contract of Photography.
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Rhetoric and Argumentation.
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Critical rhetoric as political discourse.
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The personal, technical, and public spheres: a note on 21st century critical communication inquiry.
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Editor's comment.
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The enthymeme as postmodern argument form: condensed, mediated argument then and now.
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The useless-/usefulness of argumentation: the DAO of disputation.
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Disciplining Gender: Rhetorics of Sex Identity in Contemporary U.S. Culture.
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Keynote address from the Tahoe Conference on academic debate.
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Flag waving as visual argument: 2006 immigration demonstrations and cultural citizenship.
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From the Ground Up: Environmental Racism and the Rise of the Environmental Justice Movement. (Book Reviews).
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A functional analysis of 2008 U.S. presidential primary debates.
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Community Literacy and the Rhetoric of Public Engagement.
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Dialogic potential in the shadow of Canada's Indian Residential School System.
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Proleptic argumentation.
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A rapprochement between dramatism and argumentation.
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The 1997 Alta conference: Twenty years in the making.
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Rhetoric of the Chinese Cultural Revolution: The Impact on Chinese Thought, Culture, and Communication.
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"What did you mean by that?": the functions of perceptions in interpersonal argument.
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Images in Language, Media, and Mind.
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Editor's introduction.
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The development of argument analysis skills in children.
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USE OF AD HOMINEM ARGUMENT IN POLITICAL DISCOURSE: THE BATTALINO CASE FROM THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL OF PRESIDENT CLINTON.
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Identifying and characterizing goals of dating partners engaging in serial argumentation.
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Argumentation, conflict, and teaching citizens: remarks on a theme in recent Dewey scholarship. (Review Essay).
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Deliberative Democracy for the Future: The Case of Nuclear Waste Management in Canada.
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Challenging Greco-Roman argumentation trajectories: argument norms and cultural traditions.
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SOCIAL ARGUMENTATION AND THE APORIAS OF STATE FORMATION: THE PALESTINIAN DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
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Campaign argument and the liberal public sphere: a case study of the process of developing messages in a congressional campaign.
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George Campbell: Rhetoric in the Age of Enlightenment.
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Rhetorical leadership and transferable lessons for successful social advocacy in Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth.
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Civility and social responsibility: "civil rationality" in confirmation hearings of justices Roberts and Alito.
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THEORY IN THE IRONIC MODE: A REVIEW OF HAUSER'S VERNACULAR VOICES.
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Moving the debate about argumentation pedagogy to the next level: response to Hunt, Meyer, and Lippert.
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Visual scheming: assessing visual arguments.
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Civic education in competitive speech and debate.
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The dissociation of concepts in context: an analytic template for assessing its role in actual situations.
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The possibility and actuality of visual arguments.
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Composition and the Rhetoric of Science: Engaging the Dominant Discourse.
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Instagrams that wound: Punctum, visual enthymemes, and the visual argumentation of the Transportation Security Administration.
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The challenge of avant-garde argument.
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Kenneth Burke and argument? An introduction.
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Genesis in hyperreality: legitimizing disingenuous controversy at the creation museum.
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Reply to Botting.
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The divisiveness of diversity: President Bush's University of Michigan commencement speech as an example of the linguistic "turnaround."
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Newspaper coverage of presidential debates.
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Introduction to special issue: select papers from the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Perelman and Olbrechts-Tyteca's the New Rhetoric.
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The personal, technical, and public spheres of argument: a speculative inquiry into the art of public deliberation.
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A response to "Can we make intercollegiate debate more diverse?" (response to Pamela Stepp in this issue, p. 176)
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Argument, ideology, and databases: on the corporatization of academic debate.
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Encountering visions of Aztlan: arguments for ethnic pride, community activism and cultural revitalization in Chicano murals.
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Pragmatic reason and brain science.
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Narrative history of the Wake Forest University biennial argumentation conference (and the "Venice Conference").
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Comment on the special issue.
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Critical Reflections on the Cold War: Linking Rhetoric and History. (Book Reviews).
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Truth and Justification.
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Participation and Power: Civic Discourse in Environmental Policy Decisions.
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The impractical characterization of intrinsic justification: a rebuttal.
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Language and Political Meaning in Revolutionary America.
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Hacker Culture. (Book Reviews).
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Epistemic and pedagogical assumptions for informative and persuasive speaking practices: disinterring dichotomy.
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Outward, Visible Propriety: Stoic Philosophy and Eighteenth-Century British Rhetorics.
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Debate, diversity, and adult learners: the experiences of foreign nationals in the U.s. State Department.
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An ideological basis for definition in public argument: a case study of the individuals with Disabilities in Education Act.
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Factionalism as argumentation: a case study of the indigenous communication practices of Jemez Pueblo.
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Introduction to the special issue.
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ON READING AND MISREADING THE RHETORIC OF PUBLICS AND PUBLIC SPHERES.
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The responsive "I": Levinas's derivative argument.
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Reading Zarefsky.
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The New Nativism: Proposition 187 and the Debate Over Immigration.
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Bioethics: A "New" prudence for an emergent paradigm?
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The argument from definition revisited: race and definition in the Progressive era.
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Romanticism, rhetoric, and the search for the sublime.
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Argument and evidence evaluation: a call for scholars to engage contemporary public debates.
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A functional analysis of the 2006 Canadian and 2007 Australian election debates.
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Unruly arguments: the body rhetoric of Earth First!, ACT UP, and Queer Nation.
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The collaborative development of power in children's arguments.
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Women will get cancer: visual and verbal presence (and absence) in a pharmaceutical advertising campaign about HPV.
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Deaf culture and the cochlear implant debate: cyborg politics and the identity of people with disabilities.
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Tropes in the rhetoric of gun rights: a pragma-dialectic analysis.
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The Supreme Court cleans the air: legal and scientific standards for argument in Massachusetts v. EPA.
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The National Debate Tournament at fifty: w(h)ither the NDT?
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How should one respond to fallacious moves?
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Outlines of a theory of visual argument.
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The aesthetic turn and the rhetorical perspective on argumentation.
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Finding protection in definitions: the quest for environmental security.
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Communication during interpersonal arguing: implications for stress symptoms.
