Dr. Leonard Ray
Teel
Books and Monographs:
Ralph
Emerson McGill: Voice of the Southern Conscience (Knoxville, TN:
The University of Tennessee Press, September 2001).
Erma: A Black
Woman Remembers, 1912-1980, with Erma Calderon (Random House, Inc.,
1981).
Into the
Newsroom: An Introduction to Journalism, with Ron Taylor (Prentice-Hall,
Inc., 1983);
2nd Edition (Globe Pequot Press, 1988).
*Spanish translation,
Into the Newsroom (Mexico City: Gernika, 1985; second edition, 1992).
*Arabic translation,
Into the Newsroom (Cairo and London: Modern Egyptian Press, 1989).
*Chinese translation,
Into the Newsroom (Beijing: Liaoning People's Publishing House,
1990).
*Armenian
translation, Into the Newsroom (Yerevan, 2002).
Works Reprinted in Books:
"Working
Conditions," from Into the Newsroom: An Introduction to Journalism,
reprinted in James L. Hoyt, Mass Media in Perspective (Dubuque:
Kendall/Hunt Publishing Co., 1984), pp. 3-14.
"James
Baldwin Finds New South Is A Myth," from the Atlanta Journal,
reprinted in Fred L. Stanley and Louis H. Pratt, eds., Conversations
with James Baldwin (Jackson, Miss., and London: University Press
of Mississippi, 1989), pp. 186-189.
Refereed
Articles in Journals/Chapters in Books:
“The
Influence of TV on Presidential Elections in the United States,”
Egyptian Journal of Public Opinion Research [Cairo University],
Vol. 2, No. 1 (January-March 2001), pp. 51-64.
“Foreword,”
in Michael B. Salwen, Evelyn Waugh in Ethiopia: The Story Behind
Scoop, Vol. 60, Studies in British Literature (Lewiston, NY: The
Edwin Mellen Press, 2001), pp. i-xi.
“Egyptian
and Palestinian Press Laws: Prospects and Concerns,” James
J. Napoli, Carolyn Crimmins and Leonard Ray Teel, chapter in Civic
Discourse and Digital Age Communication in the Middle East, ed.
by Leo A. Gher and Hussein Y. Amin (Stamford, CT: Ablex Publishing
Corp., 2000), chapter 16, pp. 233-244.
“Abolitionism
at the Crossroads: Lydia Maria Child and the National Anti-Slavery
Standard,” chapter in The Civil War and the Press, ed. by
David Sachsman, S. Kittrell Rushing and Debra Reddin van Tuyll,
with Ryan P. Burkholder (New Brunswick, N.J.: Transaction Publishers,
Rutgers University, 1999), pp. 75-92.
"Analytical
Stories and Explanatory Writing," with Ron Taylor, chapter
in The Responsible Reporter (Tuscaloosa: Vision Press, 1995), 267-283.
"The
Jazz Rage: Carter G. Woodson’s Culture War in the African-American
Press," American Journalism, XI:4 (Fall 1994), 348-58.
"The
African-American Press and the Campaign for a Federal Antilynching
Law, 1933-34: Putting Civil Rights on the National Agenda,"
American Journalism, VIII:2-3 (Spring/Summer, 1991), 84-107.
"W.
A. Scott and the Atlanta World," American Journalism, VI:3
(July 1989), 158-178.
"The
Shaping of a Southern Opinion Leader: Ralph McGill and Freedom of
Information," American Journalism, V:1 (January 1988), 14-27.
Encyclopedia Articles:
“Ralph
Emerson McGill,” in New Georgia Encyclopedia (Athens: University
of Georgia Press), forthcoming online in 2004.
“Eleanor
Roosevelt and the Anti-lynching Movement,” in Eleanor Roosevelt
Encyclopedia, ed. by Maurine Beasley (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press,
2000).
“William
Alexander Scott II,” American National Biography (Cary, N.C.:
Oxford University Press 1998).
"William
A. Scott," Biographical Dictionary of American Journalism (Westport,
CN: The Greenwood Press, 1989), 632-634.
"W.
Eugene Smith," Biographical Dictionary of American Journalism
(Westport, CN: The Greenwood Press, 1989), 658-660.
"John
Holt and Elizabeth Holt," Biographical Dictionary of American
Journalism (Westport, CN: The Greenwood Press, 1989), 347-349.
"Emily
Pomona Edson Briggs," Biographical Dictionary of American Journalism
(Westport, CN: The Greenwood Press, 1989), 76-78.
Book Reviews in Journals:
Review of
Living on Wilderness Time, by Melissa Walker (Charlottesville: University
of Virginia
Press, 2002), in Atlanta Constitution, June 1, 2003, C5.
Review of
Gerald W. Johnson: From Southern Liberal to National Conscience,
by Vincent
Fitzpatrick, and Editor for Justice: The Life of Louis I. Jaffe,
by Alexander S. Leidholdt, in Georgia
Historical Quarterly (Spring 2003).
Review of
Carla Brooks Johnston, Global news access: The impact of new communications,
in the
Journal of Mass Media Ethics (Fall 2000).
Review of
Margaret A. Blanchard, ed., History of Mass Media in the United
States: An
Encyclopedia (Chicago: Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers, 1998), in Journalism
Studies I:3 (2000).
Review of
Barbara Barksdale Clowse, Ralph McGill: A Biography (Macon, Ga.:
Mercer University Press, 1999), in Journalism History, 25:2 (Summer
1999), pp. 75-76.
Review of
Don Sneed and Dan Riffe, The Publisher-Public Official: Real or
Imagined Conflict of Interest? (New York: Praeger, 1991), in Journal
of Mass Media Ethics, VIII: 3 (1993), pp. 188-190.
Review of
Harold A. Williams, The Baltimore Sun, 1837-1987 (Baltimore: The
Johns Hopkins University Press, 1987) in American Journalism, July
1989, pp. 211-212.
Book Reviews
about My Work:
Jack Nelson,
“A True Legend in American Journalism: Ralph Emerson McGill,”
American Journalism Review (July/August 2002), 54-55.
James Boylan,
“Ralph Emerson McGill,” Columbia Journalism Review (March/April,
2002), 77.
Steve Weinberg,
“Recalling the voice of editor Ralph McGill,” The Anniston
Star, Jan. 20, 2002.
“Teel’s
Research Wins Mott Award,” Kappa Tau Alpha Newsletter, 19:2
(Summer 2002), 1.
Steve Weinberg, “Atlanta’s Agenda Setter: A former reporter
looks at McGill mission, mystique,” Atlanta Constitution,
Dec. 5, 2001.
Steve Weinberg,
“Ralph McGill,” Library Journal (2001).
Essays in
Professional Publications and Mass Media:
“Unexploded
land mines pose menace worldwide,” Atlanta Constitution, Jan.
8, 2002, p. A12.
“Writing
the Definitive Biography,” AEJMC Kappa Tau Alpha Newsletter,
forthcoming (2003).
“Palestinians
delight in Israeli withdrawal,” [from Ramallah, West Bank]
with Ron Taylor, Atlanta Constitution, May 27, 2000, p. B5.
“Debating
Qadhafi: Satellite TV Challenges Convention,” with Shems Friedlander,
Middle East Insight, March/April, 1999, pp. 39-40, 72-73.
“McGill
bio lacks visionary passion of its subject,” Atlanta Journal
and Constitution, Feb. 7, 1999, p. L13.
“Ralph
McGill: Editor left his mark on the South,” Atlanta Journal,
Feb. 5, 1998, p. A17.
“Future
Palestinian Pastime?” Atlanta Constitution, Aug. 2, 1996,
p. A15.
“Experiments
in Teaching,” Clio: Among the Media [quarterly, History Division
of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication],
Vol. 28:3 (Spring 1996), 1,4.
"New
History Journal Established," Clio: Among the Media, June 1993,
p. 13.
"Using
Archives to Teach Journalism History," Clio: Among the Media
(Winter 1993), 1.
"History
of Journalism: Syllabus Exchange," Clio: Among the Media (Fall
1992), pp.7-10.
"Cliograms:
Media History in Skills Courses," Clio: Among the Media, April
1986, p. 17. "A lasting lesson in ‘voice,’ ”
Atlanta Constitution, Oct. 14, 1993, p. A15.
"The
Legacy of Those Who Fought Lynching," Atlanta Constitution,
Feb. 16, 1992, F-1.
"Minority
press has played proud role in blacks' struggle: Even before King,
papers backed non-violent resistance," Atlanta Constitution,
Feb. 19, 1990, pp. H:1-2.
"Diamonds
Are for Fathers," Atlanta Constitution, June 17, 1990, p. 1F
(Sports section).
"Journey
into History Aided by the Right Teaching Vehicle," Atlanta
Constitution, Dec. 3, 1989, p. 2-C (Perspective Forum).
"How
a Yankee Brought Textiles to Georgia," Georgia Trend, I (January
1986), 108-13.
"How
John C. Calhoun Caught the Gold Bug," Georgia Trend, I (February
1986), 83-85.
"Unsettled
Feud Over Coca-Cola's Birthplace," Georgia Trend, I (March
1986), 91-93.
"When
Electric Lights Came On In Atlanta," Georgia Trend, I (April
1986), pp. 149-50.
"A Utopian
Commercial Venture in Early Georgia,"Georgia Trend, I (May
1986), 99-101.
"America's
Greatest Financial Scandal," Georgia Trend, I (June 1986),
pp. 88-93.
"How
the Stock Market Crash Changed Banking," Georgia Trend , I
(July 1986), 117-20.
"The
Oyster Trade: And Then There Was One," Georgia Trend, I (August
1986), 93-96.
"How
'The Boss' Saved An Important Dinner," Georgia Trend, II (Sept.
1986), 117-20.
"How
Dalton Became The Carpet Capital," Georgia Trend, II (October
1986), 118-22.
"Turning
Iron Into Gold," Georgia Trend, II (November 1986), pp. 44-50.
"Power
Brokers Of The New South," Georgia Trend, II (November 1986),
pp. 117-20.
"How
James Cox Bought Atlanta's Newspapers," Georgia Trend, II (Dec.
1986), 87-90.
"A Former
Slave Who Made Millions," Georgia Trend, II (January 1987),
pp.134-39.
"A Golden
Age of Downtown Retailing," Georgia Trend, II (March 1987),
pp. 113-116.
"White
Gold in North Georgia," Georgia Trend, II (May 1987), pp. 98-103.
"How
Six Flags Came to Cobb County," Georgia Trend II (June 1987),
pp. 99-101.
"A Ballplayer
[Ty Cobb] and His Money," Georgia Trend II (August 1987), pp.
95-98.
"A Hundred
Years of Selling Jewelry," Georgia Trend III (September 1987),
pp. 147-148.
"The
Architect of Practicality [George Heery]," Atlanta (Nov. 1987),
pp. 96-98, 138-140.
"The
Power of A Highway Boss," Georgia Trend III (January 1988),
pp. 114-117.
"Remembering
Atlanta's Conscience: Editor Ralph McGill Proves the Power of A
Solitary Voice," Atlanta (February 1988), pp. 53-56.
"From
Suburb to Urban Neighborhood," Georgia Trend (March 1988),
pp. 101-102.
"Short
Life, Long Legacy [Neel Reid]," Georgia Trend (April 1988),
pp. 167-170.
Professional
Presentations / International Conferences:
“Environmental
Journalism,” Media-NGO Workshop, Dubai Media City, Dec. 15,
2002.
“The
Art of Storytelling,” Media-NGO Workshop, Yerevan, Armenia,
Nov. 6, 2002.
“News
or Propaganda? CNN and Al-Jazeera Coverage of the War in Afghanistan,”
presented at the 7th International Conference of the Arab-U.S. Association
for Communication Educators (AUSACE), Beirut, Nov. 2, 2002.
“The
Role of Media in the Cultivation of Civil Society in the Middle
East: Case Studies of Egypt, Morocco, Jordan, Lebanon and Palestine,”
1999-2001,” presented at the First World Congress on Middle
East Studies, University of Mainz, Germany, Sept. 10, 2002.
“The
Art of Developing News Sources,” Jordan Times, newspaper,
Amman, Jordan, June 4, 2002.
“Investigative
Reporting,” Al Ra’i [The Opinion] newspaper, Amman,
Jordan, June 1, 2002.
“A
Case Study in Un-Managing News: The Miami News and the Cuban Missile
Crisis, 1962,” presented to the 19th Intercultural Communication
Conference, University of Miami, FL., Feb. 23, 2002.
“The
Theory and Practice of Economic Journalism in the 21st Century,”
Jordan Times, newspaper, Amman, Jordan, June 8, 2000.
“The
Theory and Practice of Economic Journalism in the 21st Century,”
Al Ra’i [The Opinion] newspaper, Amman, Jordan, June 3, 2000.
“The
Interactive Roles of Media and Nongovernmental Organizations in
Developing Civil Society in the Palestinian Authority,” Birzeit
University, May 21, 2000.
“Alternative
Media Information Sources: Seeking Grass-roots Validation through
Nongovernmental
Organizations,” Birzeit University, May 22, 2000.
“Media Ethics: Theory and Practice,” Yarmouk University,
May 16, 2000.
“Advanced
News Reporting: the Western Media Model,” Yarmouk University,
May 14, 2000.
“The
Influence of Television on American Presidential Elections,”
Cairo University, May 10, 2000.
“The
Role of the Media and NGOs in Building Civil Society,” American
University in Cairo, May 10, 2000.
“The
Shifting Media Landscape in the Middle East: Media Globalization
and the Development of Civil Society,” presented at the national
convention of the Broadcast Education Association (BEA), Las Vegas,
Nevada, April 9, 2000.
“Progressive
Media-PVO/NGO Relations: Case Studies in Egypt, Morocco, Jordan
and Lebanon,” with Issam S. Mousa, presented at the 17th annual
Intercultural Communication Conference (ICC), University of Miami,
Feb. 5, 2000.
“Media
Globalization: Building a Civil Society in the Middle East,”
presented at the 4th international conference of AUSACE, Beirut,
Oct. 27, 1999. Beirut, Lebanon.
“Developing
Partnerships for Media Development: The Economic Information Network,”
presented at the International Division, BEA, Las Vegas, April 16,
1999.
“Growing
Role of Nongovernmental Organizations in the Building of Civil Society
in the Arab World,” with Carolyn Crimmins, presented at the
16th annual Intercultural Communication Conference (ICC), University
of Miami, Feb. 4, 1999.
“An
Economic Imperative: Privatization as Reflected in Business Reporting
in the Middle East and North Africa—Egypt as a Case Study,”
with Hussein Y. Amin, Shirley A. Biagi, and Carolyn Crimmins,
presented to the 3d international AUSACE conference, Cairo, Sept.
9, 1998.
“Arab
Communication Education: AUSACE,” BEA national convention,
Las Vegas, April 4, 1998.
“Developing
an International Program with Outreach,” moderator and presenter,
BEA national convention, Las Vegas, April 3, 1998.
“An
Economic Imperative: Privatization as Reflected in Business Reporting
in the Middle East and North Africa — Egypt as a Case Study,”
with Hussein Y. Amin, Shirley A. Biagi, and Carolyn Crimmins, presented
to the 15th ICC Conference, University of Miami, Feb. 7, 1998.
“Grapes
Are Best Eaten One at a Time: Gradualism in Media Education in the
Arab World,” keynote presentation at the Workshop for Senior
Arab Journalists, Cairo, Egypt, Nov. 9, 1997.
“Souq
Al Afkar [Marketplace of Ideas]: An Organizational Model for Ongoing
Development of Journalism Programs in the Arab World,” presented
at the second international AUSACE conference, Amman, Jordan, Sept.
7, 1997.
“Arab
Communication Education in the Information Age,” presented
at the BEA national convention, Las Vegas, April 5, 1997.
“The
New Egyptian Press Code of Ethics: Bargaining for a Better Criminal
Press Law,” with Dr. Hussein Amin, Prof. James Napoli, and
Ms. Mahitab Ezz El Din, American University in Cairo, presented
at the 14th ICC Conference, University of Miami, Feb. 8, 1997.
"Model
for a Prototype Student Newspaper at An Najah National University,
Nablus," presented at the first international AUSACE conference,
Tangier, Morocco, Sept. 10, 1996.
"Egyptian
and Palestinian Press Laws: Prospects and Concerns," with Drs.
Carolyn Crimmins and Hussein Y. Amin, and Prof. James Napoli, presented
at the 13th ICC Conference, University of Miami, Feb. 10, 1996.
"Developing
Journalism Curricula for the Middle East and North Africa,"
presented at the 12th ICC Conference, University of Miami, Feb.
4, 1995.
"Western
Journalism Ideals in Pakistan," with Dr. John C. Merrill (University
of Missouri),
presented at the 11th ICC Conference, University of Miami, Feb.
3, 1994.
"Update:
Nigerian Media in Transition: Mobilization for the Democratic Experiment
III," with Ralph A. Akinfeleye, University of Lagos, presented
at the 10th ICC Conference, University of Miami, Feb. 24, 1993.
"Nigerian
Media in Transition: Mobilization for the Democratic Experiment
III," with Ralph A. Akinfeleye, University of Lagos, presented
to the 9th ICC Conference, University of Miami, May 21, 1992.
"Afro-American
Press Commentary on Gandhi and Hitler: Intercultural Impact on the
Civil Rights Movement in the 1930s," presented to the 8th ICC
Conference, University of Miami, Feb. 21, 1991.
"Anti-Imperialism
in the Black Press: FDR and the 'Good Neighbor Policy' in Haiti,"
presented to the 7th ICC Conference, University of Miami, Feb. 24,
1990.
"Brotherhood
in Ink: The Atlanta World Campaign for Justice for Haiti, 1933-1934,"
presented to the 6th ICC Conference on Latin America and the Caribbean,
University of Miami, Feb. 9, 1989.
"One
Liberal's Latin Lament: Ralph McGill and Cuba from Machado to Castro,"
resented to the 5th ICC Conference on Latin America and the Caribbean,
University of Miami, Feb. 4, 1988.
"Early
U.S. Concern for International News Flow: Ralph McGill and the Wartime
Mission of the World Freedom of Information Committee," presented
to the 4th ICC Conference on Latin America and the Caribbean, University
of Miami, Feb. 5, 1987.
National
Conferences:
“Bridging
Cultures: Teaching Media History with an International Focus,”
presented at the annual convention of the Association for Education
in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC), Miami Beach, Aug.
9, 2002.
“News
or Propaganda: Al-Jazeera and CNN News Agendas from Arab and U.S.
Perspectives, Oct-Nov. 2001,” presented at the Broadcast Education
Association conference, Las Vegas, April 9, 2002.
“Wartime
Coverage of the Afghan Culture: Photojournalism in the New York
Times, September 2001-January 2002,” presented at the AEJMC
Colloquium on Media & Terrorism, University of Georgia, Feb.
9, 2002.
“Journalism
Education and Practice in North Africa and the Middle East: USIA
Training Grants,” presented at the 80th annual convention
of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication
(AEJMC), Chicago, Aug. 1, 1997.
"Abolitionism
at the Crossroads: Lydia Maria Child and the National Anti-Slavery
Standard, 1841-1843," presented to the Second Annual Antebellum
and Civil War Conference, University of Tennessee-Chattanooga, Oct.
4, 1994.
"All
that Jazz: Carter G. Woodson's Blue Note: African-American Press
Focus on Jazz in the Early '30s," presented to the American
Journalism Historians Association (AJHA), national convention, Salt
Lake City, Oct. 11, 1993.
"From
'Disgrace' to Honor: Ralph McGill and Pulitzer Prize Politics,"
presented to the History Division of the AEJMC, national convention,
Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 13, 1993.
"Press-Government
Cooperation in the Cold War: Ralph McGill and J. Edgar Hoover's
FBI," presented to the AJHA national convention, University
of Kansas, Oct. 1, 1992.
"The
Journalism and Poetry of Frank Marshall Davis: Two Voices Against
Racism in the South," presented to the AEJMC national convention,
Montreal, Aug. 6, 1992.
"The
African-American Press and the Campaign for a Federal Anti-Lynching
Law, 1933-34: Putting Civil Rights on the National Agenda [Using
‘Race News’ to Shape Public Opinion]," presented
to the AJHA national convention, University of Idaho, Oct. 5, 1990.
"Seeking
an American 'Gandhi': Black Press Opinion in the Early 1930s,"
presented to the annual AEJMC national convention, Minneapolis,
Aug. 11, 1990.
"The
Voice of the World: The Early Career of Frank Marshall Davis, 1931-34,"
presented to the History Division, annual convention of the Association
for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Washington,
D.C., Aug. 13, 1989.
"W.
A. Scott and the Founding of the Atlanta World," presented
to the annual AJHA convention, Charleston, S.C., Oct. 1, 1988.
"Arnold
Henry White and the Emigration Movement: Eccentric Political Journalism
in Victorian London," presented to the annual AJHA convention,
Charleston, S.C., Oct. 1, 1988.
"Liberalism
and the Cold War: Ralph McGill and the Aborted Campaign for U.S.-Soviet
Cooperation," presented to the annual AJHA convention, St.
Paul, Oct. 1, 1987.
"Ralph
McGill: International Prelude to Editorship," presented to
the annual AJHA convention, St. Louis, Oct. 1, 1986.
Regional
Conferences
“Ralph
McGill as an Agent of Change,” Georgia Historical Society,
June 20, 2002.
“The
Art of Biography,” Georgia Writers Association, June 15, 2002.
“Ralph
McGill’s South,” Southern Festival of Books, Nashville,
Oct. 20, 2001. [Taped and broadcast on C-Span, December 2001].
“Convergence
of Abolitionism and Feminism: Lydia Maria Child and the National
Anti-Slavery Standard, 1841-1843,” presented to the Southeast
Colloquium, History Division, AEJMC, Knoxville, March 14, 1997.
"The
Editor and the Secretary: Ralph McGill and Pulitzer Prize Politics,"
presented to the Southeast Regional Colloquium, AEJMC, History Division,
University of Alabama, March 17, 1993.
"The
Connemara Correspondents: Sandburg, Golden and McGill," presented
to the Southeast Regional Colloquium, AEJMC, History Division, University
of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, March 16, 1989.
"Challenge
and Response: Federal Antilynching Legislation and Ralph McGill's
Georgia," presented to the Southeast Regional Colloquium, AEJMC,
History Division, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, March 25, 1988.
"Georgia
Journalists and the New South: Ralph McGill and the Race Issue,
1938-1949," presented to the Southeastern Regional Colloquium,
AEJMC, History Division, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State
University, Blacksburg, Va., March 21, 1987.
"Arnold
White's Siege of Britain: Journalism, Politics, and the Naval Arms
Race in Late Victorian and Edwardian England," presented to
the Southern Conference on British Studies, Houston, Nov. 14, 1985.
Community
Presentations:
“Writing
the Definitive Biography: Ralph Emerson McGill,” Atlanta Inquiry
Club, Nov. 19, 2002.
“Frank
Marshall Davis and Ralph McGill: Two Voices of Liberalism in the
Segregated South of the 1930s and 1940s,” presented at the
Centennial Celebration of Langston Hughes, Auburn Avenue Research
Library, Oct. 19, 2002.
“The
Rise and Demise of the Atlanta Journal,” Emory University
Ongoing Education Division, April 1, 2002.
“The
Art of Biography,” Margaret Mitchell House, March 13, 2002.
“Orson
Welles’ ‘War of the Worlds’ Broadcast,”
Invited Public Lecture, GSU Alumni Association, Rialto Theatre,
Oct. 27, 2001.
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Published Books
Winkler,
Carol. In the Name of Terrorism: Presidents on Political Violence
in the Post-World War II Era (Albany: Suny Press, Forthcoming 2003)
Winkler,
Carol, Newnam, William, and Birdsell, David. Lines of Argument:
An approach to Debate (New York: Brown and Benchmark, 1993).
Winkler,
Carol, Newnam, William, and Birdsell, David. Lines of Argument:
An Approach to Policy Debate (New York: Brown and Benchmark, 1993).
Winkler,
Carol, Newnam, William, and Birdsell, David. Lines of Argument:
An Approach to Value Debate (New York: Brown and Benchmark, 1993).
Winkler,
Carol, Rifkind, Larry, Moomaw, Jimmie and Mack, Sennia. Public Speaking:
Analysis and Application (Dubuque: Kendall Hunt, 1989). Revised
1990. Reprinted 1993.
Edited Volumes
“Special
Issue: Revisioning Argumentation Education for the New Century,”
Argumentation and Advocacy, eds. Carol K. Winkler and David Mark
Cheshier, 36 (Winter, 2000): 101-175.
Published
Journal Articles and Book Chapters
Winkler,
Carol, “Perceived Opposition as Argument in U.S. Terrorism
Policy Formation,” Proceedings of the Fifth Conference of
the International Society for the Study of Argumentation, eds. Frans
H. van Eemeren, J. Anthony Blair, Charles A. Willard, and A. Francisca
Snooeck Henkemans. (Amsterdam: International Society for the Study
of Argument, 2003) 1087-1093.
Winkler,
Carol, “Terrorism and Freedom as Oppositional Forces: Origins
and Evolution in Presidential Discourse,” in Studies in Terrorism:
Media Scholarship & the Enigma of Terror in the 21st Century
(Penang: South Bound, 2002) 1-17.
Winkler,
Carol. “The Evolution of Presidential Response to Hostage-takers
Demands,” in Terrorism and America: Rhetoric and Response,
eds. Gwen Brown and Justin Gustainis, (Westport, Connecticut, forthcoming).
Winkler,
Carol, “Globalized Manifest Destiny: The Rhetoric of the Bush
Administration in Response to the Attacks of September 11th, Controversia:
An International Journal of Debate and Democratic Renewal, 1 (April
2002).
Winkler,
Carol, “Presidents Held Hostage: The Rhetoric of Jimmy Carter
and Ronald Reagan, Essential Readings in Political Terrorism: Analysis
of Problems and Prospects for the 21st Century ed. Harvey W. Kushner
(New York: Gordon Knot, 2002), 280-294. Reprint.
Winkler,
Carol. “Arguing From the Public in Foreign Policy Decision-Making:
The Reagan Administration and U.S. Terrorism Policy,” in Arguing
Communication and Culture, ed. Thomas Goodnight (Annandale, VA:
National Communication Association, 2001), 546-552.
Winkler,
Carol and David Cheshier, “Revisioning Argumentation Education
for the New Century: Millennial Challenges,” Argumentation
and Advocacy36 (Winter 2000): 101-104.
Winkler,
Carol. “The Globalization Debate: Comparing Cross-Cultural
Perspectives,” in Argument at Century’s End: Reflecting
on the Past and Envisioning the Future, ed. Thomas Hollihan (Annandale,
VA: National Communication Association, 1999), 478-86.
Edwards,
Janis L. and Winkler, Carol K. “Representative Form and the
Visual Ideograph: The Iwo Jima Image in Editorial Cartoons,”
Quarterly Journal of Speech, 83 (August 1997): 289-310.
Winkler,
Carol and Cheshier, David. “Argument and Mediated Content:
Understanding Audience Reception and Cultural Implications,”
in Argument in a Time of Change: Definitions, Frameworks and Critiques,
ed. James F. Klumpp. (Annandale, VA: National Communication Association,
1997), 367-72
Winkler,
Carol and Barthlow, Douglas A. “Technical Sphere Competition
in Communication Policy: The Reemergence of the Public Sphere,”
in Argumentation and Values, ed. Sally Jackson. (Annandale, VA:
Speech Communication Association, 1995), 75-79.
Winkler,
Carol. "Narrative Reframing of Public Argument: George Bush's
Handling of the Persian Gulf Conflict," in Warranting Assent:
Case Studies in Argument Evaluation, ed. Edward Schiappa. (Albany:
SUNY Press, 1995), 33-55.
Winkler,
Carol. "Transforming Ends to Means in Foreign Policy Rhetoric:
Lessons of the Carter Administration," in Argument and the
Postmodernism Challenge, ed. Raymie McKerrow. (Annandale, Speech
Communication Association, 1993), 121-27.
Winkler,
Carol K. and Black, Catherine F. "Assessing the 1992 Presidential
Debates: The Public Rationale." Argumentation and Advocacy
30 (Fall 1993): 1-11.
Winkler,
Carol. "Transforming Individuals and Collectives in the New
World Order: Implications for Enemy Construction and Response,"
in Argument and Controversy, ed. Donn W. Parson. (Annandale: Speech
Communication Association, 1991), 121-127.
Winkler,
Carol. "Crisis of Confidence: Rhetorical Constraints on Incumbent
Party Successors," Political Communication and Persuasion 8
(1991): 17-27.
Winkler,
Carol. "Containing Political Enemies: A Case Study in United
States Terrorism," in Proceedings of the Second International
Conference on Argumentation, eds. Frans H. van Eemeren, Rob Grootendorst,
J. Anthony Blair, and Charles A. Willard. (Amsterdam: International
Society for the Study of Argument, 1991), 1021-1027.
Winkler,
Carol. "Presidents Held Hostage: The Rhetoric of Jimmy Carter
and Ronald Reagan," Terrorism 12 (1989): 21-30.
Papers and
Presentation
Winkler
Carol , “The Narrative Origins of the U.S. War on Terrorism,”
University of Cairo Conference on Narrative and Literature,”
Cairo, Egypt, December, 2002.
Winkler,
Carol (Respondent) “Civil Society Formation and Argument,”
National Communication Association Convention, New Orleans, LA,
November 2002 (Accepted)
Winkler,
Carol, “Administering Problems in the Communication Department,”
National
National Communication Association Convention, New Orleans, LA,
November 2002 (Accepted)
Winkler,
Carol. (Respondent) “The Use of Terror: ‘Terrorism’
in Public Argument,” National Communication Association Convention,
New Orleans, LA, November 2002 (Accepted).
Winkler,
Carol. “The Bush Administration’s War on Terrorism:
Is it New,” National Communication Association Convention,
New Orleans, LA, November 2002 (Accepted).
Winkler,
Carol. (Respondent), “9/11 and Echoes of the Nuclear Age:
The Negative Sublime,” Public Address Conference, Athens,
GA, October 2002. (Accepted)
Winkler,
Carol. “Perceived Opposition as Argument in U.S. Terrorism
Policy Formation,” Fifth International Conference on Argumentation,
Amsterdam, the Netherlands, June 25, 2002.
Winkler,
Carol. “Terrorism and the Presidency,” Lecture sponsored
by the Middle East Center for Peace, Community, and Development,
Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia, March 15, 2002.
Winkler,
Carol, “Defining Terrorism,” Terrorism: Threat and Response
Conference cosponsored by the Triangle Institute of Security Studies
and the Army War College, Chapel Hill, NC, February 28-29, 2002.
Winkler,
Carol, “Spotlight Panel on September 11th,” Southern
States Communication Convention, Winston-Salem, NC, March 2002.
Winkler,
Carol. “Spotlight Panel: The Evolution of Presidential Rhetoric
About Terrorism,” National Communication Association Convention,
Atlanta, Georgia, November 4, 2001.
Winkler Carol.
(Respondent), “Presidential War Discourse in the Modern Era,”
National Communication Association Convention, Atlanta, Georgia,
November 5, 2001.
Winkler,
Carol. “How Does Terrorism Define the Clash of Cultures,”
National Communication Association Convention, Atlanta, Georgia,
November 4, 2001.
Winkler,
Carol. “In the Name of Terrorism: A Review of Contemporary
Presidential Discourse,” presented in the International Critical
Security Studies Seminar, National Communication Association Convention,
Atlanta, Georgia, November 2, 2001.
Winkler,
Carol. “Arguing from the Public In Foreign Policy Decision-Making:
The Reagan Administration and U.S. Terrorism Policy,” American
Forensics Association/National Communication Association Argumentation
Conference, Alta, Utah, August 4, 2001.
Winkler,
Carol. (Panel Participant) Town Hall Debate on the Value of Teaching
Powerpoint Presentations in the Introductory Speech Course,”
National Communication Association Convention, Seattle, WA, Nov.
8, 2000.
Winkler,
Carol. “The Tragic Framing of International Terrorism,”
National Communication Association Convention, Seattle, Washington,
November 7, 2000.
Winkler,
Carol. “Identity Revisited: Containment and Beyond,”
International Society for the Study of Argument/Wake Forest University
Argumentation Conference,Venice, Italy, June 14, 2000.
Winkler,
Carol. “The Globalization Debate: Comparing Cross-Cultural
Perspectives,” AFA/NCA Argumentation Conference, Alta, Utah,
July 30, 1999.
Winkler,
Carol. (Panel Participant), “Post Cold War Discourse in the
Absence of an Enemy,” National Communication Convention Association,
Chicago, Illinois, November 6, 1999.
Winkler,
Carol. (Chair), “Conspiracy Rhetoric: Gaining Perspective
by Incongruity,” National Communication Association Convention,”
Chicago, Illinois, November 5, 1999.
Winkler,
Carol (Panel Participant), “A Panel Discussion: What Should
Be the Relationship Between Competitive Speech/Debate Teams and
the University/Department of Communication,” National Communication
Association Convention in Chicago, Illinois, November 5, 1999.
Winkler,
Carol and Butler, Judy. “Coupling Terrorism and Drug Trafficking:
Implications of the Clinton Administrations Foreign Policy Rhetoric,”
National Communication Association Convention, New York, New York,
November 24, 1998.
Winkler,
Carol. (Respondent) “Conspiracy Theories in the Realm of Public
Argument,” National Communication Association Convention,
New York, New York, November 24, 1998.
Winkler,
Carol and Judy Butler, “Terrorism Tales: Government Framing
of International Conflicts,” Southern Speech Communication
Association Convention, San Antonio, April 3, 1998.
Winkler,
Carol. (Respondent) “Constraints or Strategies: Re-examining
the Position of Gender Stereotypes in Politics and Media,”
Southern Speech Communication Association Conference, San Antonio,
April 3, 1998.
Winkler,
Carol. (Panel Moderator) “Public Argument and the Study of
Foreign Policy,” Triangle Institute of Security Studies Conference
on Bridging Gaps in the Study of Public Opinion and American Foreign
Policy, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, January 10, 1998.
Winkler,
Carol. “Linking Terrorism and Organized Crime: Clinton’s
Threats of the 21st Century,” National Communication Association
Convention, Chicago, Illinois, November 22, 1997.
Winkler,
Carol and David Cheshier, “Argument and Mediated Content:
Understanding Audience Reception and Cultural Implications,”
Tenth Speech Communication Association/American Forensics Association
Conference on Argumentation, Alta, Utah, August 1997.
Winkler,
Carol and Janis Edwards, “Representative Form and the Visual
Ideograph,” Research Colloquium, Department of Communication,
Georgia State University, April 23, 1997.
Winkler,
Carol. “Creating Common Ground Overseas: Presidential Rhetorical
Strategies in Foreign Relations,” Speech Communication Association
Convention, San Diego, California, November 1996.
Winkler,
Carol (Respondent). “Terrorism and the Freedom of Expression
in Domestic and International Politics,” Speech Communication
Association Convention, San Diego, California, November 1996.
Winkler,
Carol and Butler, Judy. “The Melting Pot Revisited: Constructing
Immigrants as a National Threat,” Speech Communication Association
Convention, San Antonio, Texas, November, 1995.
Winkler,
Carol and Barthlow, Douglas A. “Technical Sphere Competition
in Communication Policy,” Ninth Speech Communication Association/American
Forensics Association Conference on Argumentation, Alta, Utah, August,1995.
Winkler,
Carol. "Assumption of Presidential Power in Response to Economic
Enemies: Rhetorical Strategies and Constraints," Southern Speech
Communication Association Convention, New Orleans, Louisiana, April
7, 1995.
Edwards,
Janis and Winkler, Carol. "The Activation of Genre in Editorial
Cartoons: The Iwo Jima Image," Speech Communication Association
Convention, New Orleans, Louisiana, November 21, 1994.
Winkler,
Carol. "Transforming Ends to Means in Foreign Policy Rhetoric:
Lessons of the Carter Administration," Eighth Speech Communication
Association/American Forensics Association Conference on Argumentation,
Alta, Utah, August 3, 1993.
Winkler,
Carol and Holmes, Karen. "Implications of the Terrorist Narrative
for Foreign Policy Rhetoric in Presidential Campaigns," Speech
Communication Association Convention, Chicago, Illinois, October
31, 1992.
Winkler,
Carol. "The Terrorist Narrative in Bush's Rhetoric Concerning
the Gulf War," Philosophy Forum, Georgia State University,
January 24, 1992.
Winkler,
Carol, Newnam, William, Balthrop, V. William, and Bellon, Joe. "Press
Censorship in the Persian Gulf Conflict," Twelfth Annual Town
Hall Debate, Speech Communication Association Convention, Atlanta,
Georgia, Oct 31, 1991.
Winkler,
Carol. "Transforming Individuals and Collectives in the `New
World Order:' Implications for Enemy Construction and Response,"
Seventh Speech Communication Association/American Forensics Association
Conference on Argumentation, Alta, Utah, August 2, 1991.
Winkler,
Carol. "Economic vs. Military Enemies: Congressional Casting
of Foreign Threats," Wake Forest Argumentation Conference,
Winston-Salem, North Carolina, March 8, 1991.
Winkler,
Carol. "Visual Form as Enthymeme: A Study of Political Television,"
Speech Communication Association Convention, Chicago, Illinois,
November 2, 1990.
Winkler,
Carol. "Containing Political Enemies: A Case Study of United
States Terrorism," International Society for the Study of Argument
Conference, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, June 20, 1990.
Winkler,
Carol. (Respondent), "Politicians in Crisis; The Reformulation
of the Public Character," Southern States Communication Association
Convention, Birmingham, Alabama, April 6, 1990.
Winkler,
Carol and Panetta, Edward. "Enthymemes in Presidential Discourse:
The 1988 Campaign," Eastern Communication Association Convention,
Ocean City, Maryland, May 5, 1989.
Winkler,
Carol. "Presidential Debates as Evidence," Eastern Communication
Association Convention, Ocean City, Maryland, May 4, 1989.
Winkler,
Carol. "Capitalizing on Crisis of Confidence: The Role of the
Challenger," Speech Communication Association Convention, Chicago,
Illinois, November 6, 1988.
Winkler,
Carol. "Private vs. Public Posturing in Hostage Situations:
A Dilemma for the Modern Presidency," Speech Communication
Association Convention, Chicago, Illinois, November 3, 1988.
Winkler,
Carol. "Crisis of the Past: Restoring Confidence in Future
Campaigns," Speech Communication Association Convention, Boston,
Massachusetts, November 4-8, 1987.
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Dr. Michael Bruner
BOOKS
Strategies
of Remembrance: The Rhetorical Dimensions of National Identity Construction,
Columbia, South Carolina: University of South Carolina Press (2002).
ARTICLES
"The
Rhetorical Phronimos: Political Wisdom in Postmodernity." Controversia
(in press, August 2003).
"Rhetorical
Criticism as Limit Work." Western Journal of Communication
66 (Summer 2002): 281-299
"Taming
'Wild' Capitalism." Discourse & Society 13 (June 2002):167-184.
"Global
Constitutionalism and the Arguments over Free Trade." Communication
Studies 53 (Spring 2002): 25-39.
"Neo-Feudal
Barriers to Democratic Market Reforms in Russia." St. Petersburg
University Herald (Series 6, Volume 1, Fall/Winter 2001): 18-28.
In Russian.
First author. Co-authored with William Coyle and Dmitry Evstafiev
(translator).
"Rhetorics
of the State: The Public Negotiation of Political Character in Germany,
Russia, and Quebec." National Identities 2 (June 2000): 159-174.
"Strategies
of Remembrance in Pre-Unification West Germany." Quarterly
Journal of Speech 86 (February 2000): 86-107.
"From
Ethnic Nationalism to Strategic Multiculturalism: Shifting Strategies
of Remembrance in the Qu??ois Secessionist Movement."
Javnost/The
Public: Journal of the European Institute for Communication and
Culture 4 (Fall 1997): 41-57.
"Producing
Identities: Gender Problematization and Feminist Argumentation."
Argumentation and Advocacy 32 (Spring 1996): 185-198.
"Toward
a Poststructural Rhetorical Critical Praxis: Foucault, Limit Work,
and Jenninger's Kristallnacht Address." Rhetorica 14 (Spring
1996): 167-196.
BOOK CHAPTERS
"Limit
Work as Rhetorical Criticism: The Critical Analysis of State Character,"
Argument at Century's End, Proceedings from the 1999 Alta Conference
on Argumentation, ed. Thomas A. Hollihan (Annandale, VA: National
Communication Association, 2000): 169-177.
"Across
the Trenches: A Year-Long Rhetoric Foundation Experience."
Co-author Hildegard Hoeller. (Forthcoming, August 2003) for Realms
of Rhetoric, Joseph Petraglia-Bahri, Ed.
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Valenzano, J.M
Valenzano, J. M. (2003). The hoofbeats of history: George W. Bush
and
FDR on the path to very different wars. Alta Conference on Argumentation
Proceedings. Salt Lake City, UT: University of Utah.
Grace Lager
“Hiding
the Anorectic.” Submitted to Women’s Studies in Communication.
Fall 2003.
"Women's
Body Image: Effects of Media Imagery and Anorexia Nervosa"National
Conference on Undergraduate Research Proceedings, 1997.
Book Reviews
“Posing
a Threat: Flappers, Chorus Girls, and Other Brazen Performers of
the American 1920s.” Rhetoric and Public Address, Spring 2001.
Conferences
National
Communication Association, 2002: “The Displaced Maxim: A Generation’s
Search for Place in a Displaced World.” Student Division.
New Orleans, LA
National
Communication Association, 2001: “Riding the Wave: Anti-Feminist
Rhetorical Style in Three Waves of Feminism.” Public Address
Division. Atlanta, GA
Southern
States Communication Association, 2001: “Stripped Down: Power
from the Margins.” Gender Studies Division. Lexington, KY.
Southern
States Communication Association, 2000: “Hiding Anorectics
Through Rhetorical
Practice: An Analysis of Popular Media Discourse Concerning Anorexia.”
Gender Studies Division. New Orleans, LA
Texas Communication
Conference, 1998: “Michel Foucault's Theories of Discourse
and Feminism's Marginalized Citizens: Reconcilable or Oppositional
Theories?” Lubbock, TX
National
Conference on Undergraduate Research, 1997: “Women's Body
Images: Effects of Media Imagery and Anorexia Nervosa.” Austin,
TX
RuAnn Keith
"Global E-Lecture: A Potential Market for Distance Learning
in Higher Education," paper accepted for presentation for the
Media Education Commission at the National Communication Association
Convention, Miami, FL, November 2003.
“Conceptual
Resonance: A Three-Phase Study Applying Chion’s Theoretical
Perspectives of Acousmetre and Sound En Creux,” paper presented
at the Visual Communication Conference, Sandpoint, ID, June 2003
“Reversing
the Gaze: Cultural Apprehension of Activism in ‘The Awful
Truth,’” paper presented at the Cultural Studies Association
(U. S.) Founding Conference, Pittsburgh, PA, June 2003
“The
Mobius Band Meets The Lucas Sequence: Intertextuality in ‘Joker
Runs Wild’ and ‘cosine,’” invited response
published in the American Communication Journal 6.3, Special Issue:
Inter/Active Performance, Spring 2003, ISSN 1532-5865, available
at <http://acjournal.org>.
“Mulvey
and Semantic Differential: A Study of Intergenerational Readings
of Gender in Hollywood Narrative Cinema,” paper presented
for the Visual Communication Commission at the National Communication
Association Convention, New Orleans, LA, November 2002
“The
Rhetorical Structure of Writing Practices: A Demonstration of Ong’s
Secondary Orality on the World Wide Web,” paper presented
for the Human Communication and Technology Commission at the National
Communication Association Convention, New Orleans, LA, November
2002
“A
Letter from Marcus Tullius Cicero to Prosecutor Marcia Clark,”
paper distributed at Western States Communication Conference, Coeur
d’Alene, ID, February 2001
“The
Case Against Commercial Enterprise in the Public Schools,”
Best Student Essays of the University of New Mexico, Student Publications
Board, Albuquerque, Vol. 12, No. 2, Fall 2000
“Medical
Society Cable Activities,” Specs, Clearinghouse Department
of CableLabs, Boulder, Vol. 3, No. 6, July/Aug. 1991
“Multi-Camera
Techniques in British Television,” Industry Review, Colorado
Film and Video Association, Golden, Vol. I, No. 4, Fall 1990
“Infrared
Technology In Commercial Security,” BOMA Reporter, Denver,
May, 1990, p. 19
“A
Mery Playe,” program notes, Up The Creek, Glendale, Vol. XXIII,
No. 3, Mar. 1989, p. 18
“Firehouse
Talks To Children” with Steve Stajich, Talent Talk Magazine,
Denver, Vol. 8, No. 5, Jan., 1989, p. 8
“Until
Tomorrow: Mobility For The Disabled Crew,” Cable Tech, Communications
Technology Publications Corp., Englewood, Vol. II, No. 1, Sep. 1988
“The
Overland Stage Brings Classics To The Classroom,” Colorado
Theater, Denver, Vol. XXII, No. 3, Oct. 28, 1988, p. 5.
“Accident
Prevention,” Installer Technician, Englewood, Aug., 1987,
Preview Issue, p. 30
“The
Renegade Film Society,” L.A. Reader, Los Angeles, Vol. 44,
No. 5, Feb. 1985, p. 12 |
