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Jhurni Williams SPCH 260-002Zeng & Abidin (2021) and Ng (2020)This episode is a culmination of my ideas around the two articles for this week.2022-04-1016 minJhurni Williams SPCH 260-002Podcast #11: Johnson Thornton (2013) and Saindon (2012)This episode is a glimpse into my understanding of the Johnson Thornton article, through the lens of the Saindon article.2022-04-0310 minJhurni Williams SPCH 260-002Podcast #9: DeLuca and Peeples (2002)This episode is just an overview of my thoughts as I read this weeks article. In addition, I made reference to a previous class discussion and asked questions that I hope will make others think as well.2022-03-2007 min
Jhurni Williams SPCH 260-002Podcast #8: Harold and DeLuca (2005)This episode is my interpretation of the Harold and DeLuca article, Behold the Corpse: Violent Images and the Case of Emmett Till, and what I learned from it. In addition, I made a brief reference to another article: Martin Luther King Jr.'s 1963 Birmingham Campaign as Image Event by Davi Johnson (2007). 2022-03-1507 minJhurni Williams SPCH 260-002Podcast #7: Fisher (1984)This episode is my interpretation of the Fisher article, Narration as a Human Communication Paradigm: The Case of Public Moral Argument, and how it connected to the Commer article from last week's podcast. 2022-02-2008 minJhurni Williams SPCH 260-002Podcast #6: KofoedThis podcast is my interpretation of the Emily Kofoed article, Crafting Rhetorical Precedent: The Paradox of the LGBT Asylum Seeker in the Matter of Toboso-Alfonso, through the lens of disassociation. I did reference the second article (Commer 2021); however, I did not go into detail because I wanted to focus on my interest in the Kofoed article. 2022-02-1306 minJhurni Williams SPCH 260-002Podcast #5: Anderson (2015)This podcast is a breakdown of the key points that I highlighted from the reading “Disassociation and Visual Arguments: Creating Customers for Levy’s Real Jewish Rye”2022-02-0605 minJhurni Williams SPCH 260-002Podcast #4: Finnegan and Mixon (2014)This episode covers my interpretation of a few points made in the article, "Art Controversy in the Obama White House: Performing Tensions of Race in the Visual Politics of the Presidency", written by Finnegan and Mixon. 2022-01-3006 minJhurni Williams SPCH 260-002Podcast #2: Schiappa (1993) and Zarefsky (2004) SPCH 260-002This episode is my interpretation of the two readings for this week.2022-01-1605 minJhurni Williams SPCH 260-002Podcast #1: Bitzer (1968) and Zarefsky (2009) SPCH 260-002This episode covers a few points that writers Bitzer and Zarefsky made in their writings “The Rhetorical Situation” and “What Does and Argument Culture Look Like?”.2022-01-1305 min