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| Womens Studies in Communication |
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| Volume 30(1), 2007 |
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| CONTENTS |
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Abbott, Jennifer Young |
The positive functions of "negative" rhetoric: Feminists' expository campaign against the Promise Keepers |
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| | Several scholars have claimed that feminists failed to effectively counter the Christian men's group, Promise Keepers, because they adopted a negative tone in contrast to Promise Keepers' more positive discourse | |
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gender
religion
persuasion
rhetoric
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Bullock, Cathy Ferrand |
Framing domestic violence fatalities: Coverage by Utah newspapers |
34-63 |
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| | This study explores the framing of one year's worth of domestic violence fatality coverage by newspapers in Utah, which are embedded within a strong patriarchal culture | |
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family
theory
print journalism
gender
news
conflict
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Smith, Sandi W., Yoo, Jina H., Farr, A. Celeste, Salmon, Charles T., and Miller, Vernon D. |
The influence of student sex and instructor sex on student ratings of instructors: Results from a College of Communication |
64-77 |
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| | It is important to determine if student ratings of instructors reflect systematic bias due to sex of instructor | |
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education
gender
higher education
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Rogers, Richard A. |
From hunting magic to shamanism: Interpretations of native American rock art and the contemporary crisis in masculinity |
78-110 |
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| | This essay examines two prominent models for the interpretation of Native American rock art, highlighting projections of Euro-American gender ideologies and tensions over masculinity onto (pre)historic cultures | |
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gender
visualization
rhetoric
metaphor
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Litwin, Anne Helaine, and Hallstein, Lynn O'Brien |
Shadows and silences: How women's positioning and unspoken friendship rules in organizational settings cultivate difficulties among some women at work |
111-142 |
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| | This study sheds light on the difficulties some women report in their work relationships, what we call the shadow side | |
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gender
organizational
interpersonal
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