Contents of the 1997 Conference on Communication and Environment Proceedings
Preface
Conference Program
- Greeting to Open the Council Fire
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Henry Lickers - Mohawk Council of the Akwesasne
- Rhetoric, Environment, and the Incorporation of Meaning
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John Opie and Norbert Elliot
- Using Narratives to Think About Environmental Attitude and Behavior
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James Shanahan, Lisa Pelstring, and Katherine McComas
- Nature Imagery in Indigenous Documentary
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Steven Leuthold
- Cultural and Critical Grammars of the Apocalypse: Strategies for a New Millennium
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Star A. Muir
- Define and Conquer: Technical Definitions and the Rhetoric of Risk Communication
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J. Harrison Carpenter
- Fusion Discourse: A Possibility For Public-Expert Communication Through Identification Of A Third Perspective
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Caitlin M. Young
- Reasons Why: Describing Polarized Orientations Toward Perception of Environmental Risk
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Craig W. Trumbo
- The Discourse of Pollution Prevention: A Rhetorical Analysis and Case Study
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Nancy Walters Coppola
- Viewers Work: Framing Environmentalists
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James P. LaLumia
- Computerized Content Analysis: Identifying Themes and Frames in Text on Pesticides, Wetlands, and Forest Salvage
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Bonnie Parnell Riechert and M. Mark Miller
- Packaging Nature from Farm Fields to Supermarket Shelves
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Jean P. Retzinger
- Recovering Environmental Discourse: A Historical-Rhetorical Analysis of Frederick Law Olmsted's Report, 'The Yosemite Valley and The Mariposa Big Trees'
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Daniel O. Buchler
- Association and Dissociation in an Ecological Controversy: The Great Whale Case
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Francois Cooren and James R. Taylor
- Condemning A Corporation: Exxon As Scapegoat
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Terence Check
- What's the Problem?: The Rhetorical Definition of Environmental Issues
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Richard Jones
- Magazines as a Medium for Environmental Communications
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Donny Roush
- Telling Stories about Global Climate Change: Measuring the Impact of - Narratives on Issue Cycles
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Katherine McComas and James Shanahan
- Escalation of Media Discourse About Nature: Deforestation of The Amazon '
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Allen W. Palmer
- Media Coverage of Sustainability: The Agenda, Frame And Sources
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JoAnn M. Valenti, Lillian Billing, and Alisa P. Brousseau
- Relationships between Individual and Community-Oriented Motivations: A Three-part study of Message Factors for Promoting Conservation of Communal Resources
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C. B. Tyson
- Redefining the Wilderness Experience: The Grand Canyon, Canyon Forest Village, and Controlled Tourism -
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Dayle C. Hardy-Short and C. Brant Short
- A Social Communication Analysis of Public Participation: The Case of the Cispus Adaptive Management Area
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Amanda C. Graham
- Public Involvement, Civic Discovery, and the Formation of Environmental Policy: A Comparative Analysis of the Fernald Citizens Task Force and the Fernald Health Effects Subcommittee
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Stephen P. Depoe
- Variability of Stakeholder Expectations about Citizen Participation in the Fernald Radium Debate
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Jennifer Duffield Hamilton
- Lessons from a Successful Grassroots Environmental Campaign: The Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance
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David W. Shapiro
- Collaborative Public Participation in Environmental Conflict Management: An Introduction to Five Approaches
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Gregg B. Walker and Steven E. Daniels
- Dumping in the Desert of the US/Mexico Border: Issues for the Environmental Justice Movement
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John P. Linney
- Pitching The Beast: Representations of Non-human Animals in Contemporary Print Advertising
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Mark Meisner
- Ecological Feminism and the Critique of Masculine 'Regulation' Based Discourse in Environmental Decision Making '
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Frank P. Irizarry
- An Empirical Exploration Of Ecofeminist Issues: Gender Differences And The Feminization Of Nature
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Connie Bullis, Carrie Gartner, & JoAnne Gribble
- Ecology According to Silent Spring's Vision of Progress
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Tarla Rai Peterson and Markus J. Peterson
- Strategic Rhetoric and the Control of Place from Wilderness to Ecosystem: An Exploration of the Legacy of Yellowstone National Park
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Peter K. Bsumek
- Chemical Manufacturers in Transition: Progressing from Closed to Open Systems
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Ann D. Jabro
- The New Casuistry: An Ethical Tool for Conflict Resolution in Environmental Decision Making
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A. Chiaviello
- Environmental Communication Survey
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Lea J. Parker
- Second Nature: Exploring Ecofeminism Through Creativity
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Janine DeBaise, Patrick Lawler, and Kendall Watkins