Contents of the 1993 Conference on Communication and Our Environment Proceedings
Preface
Reviewers for the Conference
Session 1: A Thematic Showcase
- The Mass Media and Environmental Risk Communication: Then and Now
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David B. Sachsman
- To Stand Outside of Oneself: The Discourse of the Sublime in the Natural Landscape
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Christine Oravec
- The Significance of Rhetoric in the Turner Thesis
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John Opie & Norbert Elliot
- Environmental Rhetoric in the Age of Hegemonic Politics: Earth First! vs The Nature Conservancy
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Marilyn M. Cooper
- The Unifying Bases of a Thematic Showcase: A Response
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James G. Cantrill (Respondent)
Session 2a: The News
- Environmentalists Image Packages Created by Network News
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James P. LaLumia Thomas Baglan
- Success or Sell-Out: The Media Diffusion of the Environmental Movement
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Elizabeth A. Manning
- Media, Opinion, and Global Warming: An Agenda-Setting Study of an Environmental Issue 1988-1992
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Craig Trumbo
- In Nature's Image: Historical and Aesthetic Influences on Mediated Portrayals of the Natural Environment
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Derek Bousé
Session 2b: Animal Talk
- Threatened Whales, Polluted Beaches and Yellowstone on Fire: Network TV Images of the Environment in 1988
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Conrad Smith
- The Wolf at Yellowstone's Door: Cultural Rationality and Risk Communication in an Endangered Species Controversy
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Patricia Paystrup
- From Prohibition to Regulation: A Positive Campaign to Help the Survival of Rhinoceros
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Ding-Ren Tsao and Yi Kung Ma
Session 3a: Discourse and Values
- Why 'CIeaning Up The Environment' Is A Bad Idea
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Mark S. Meisner
- News about nature: John Dewey and the environmental crisis in the public mind
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Allen W. Palmer
- Fire, Death, and Rebirth: A Metaphoric Analysis of the 1988 Yellowstone Fire Debate
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Dayle C. Hardy-Short & C. Brant Short
- Environment, Development and the Rhetoric of International Consensus
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Paul B. Thompson
Session 3b: Enviro-Political Communication
- Ecology: Scientific, Deep, and Feminist
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Markus J. Peterson & Tarla Rai Peterson
- Steps to a Communication of Ecology: The Interrelationships of Systems in the Global Environmental Crisis
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Peter A. Andersen
- Radicalism and Its Effects on the Environmental Movement
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Scott M. Elliott
Session 4: Policy and Public Planning Discourse
- Barton Springs Ethnography: A Search for Discourse in the Depths of an Old Swimming Hole
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Marshall Frech
- Public Rhetoric and Environmental Policy: The IJC's Hearings on Great Lakes Water Quality
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Craig Waddell
- An Organizational Strategy for Realizing Sustainable Development in the Keweenaw
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Jeffrey R. Liimatta
- The Discourse of Policy and Public Planning: Commentary on Three Papers
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James A. Throgmorton (Respondent)
Saturday Evening Special Session
- Environmental Rhetoric and Landscape Photography: Modem to Postmodern
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James Frost
Session 5a: Visions of the Environment
- Phenomenological Optics and Air Pollution Standards: The Eye as Scientific Instrument
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Kirk Junker
- Environmental Constructs Revealed Through the Voices of the 'Other': Discourse Practices in Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca's 1542 La Relacion
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Ramon Sanchez
- Constitutive Rhetoric in Edward Abbey's Desert Solitaire
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Michael A. Netzley
- 'Airborne Toxic Events' and the Explosion of Meaning
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Beth Fiori
Session 5b: The Ecofeminist Challenge
- Ecofeminism: Perspectives On A Social Movement
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Kay Lynn Mickelsen
- Ecofeminism As Transformative Discourse
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Denice Yanni
- Modem Social Texts: An Ecofeminist Analysis and Critique of Western Discourse
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Diana M. Stroyls & Connie Bullis
- The Discourse of Environmentalist Hysteria
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M Jimmie Killingsworth & Jacqueiine S. Palmer
Session 6: Public Education
- The Saguaro And The City: Developing A Model For The Production Of Interactive Multimedia Projects For Environmental Education
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Peter Treistman
- Gauging the Green Agenda
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Mike Maher
- Environmental Communication: A Process For Environmental Literacy
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JoAnn Myer Valenti
- Environmental Education As A Discourse Of Right Relation
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Dennis Jaehne (Respondent)