Just Released: The Ohio Communication Journal, Volume 56
The newest volume of the Ohio Communication Journal is now available to our members online! Visit our website to download or read the articles today.
Articles in this issue include:
- Power and Talk in Russian Political Culture, by Natalie Kovalyova
- Framing Public Memory: Developing Moral Vernacular Discourse through Photographs of the New Sandy Hook Elementary School, by Katrina N. Hanna
- Social Networks, Social Support, and Mental Health: Exploring Responses to Behavioral Cues Associated with Depression in an Online Social Network, by Jessica Moore
- “It’s So Wrong, It’s Right!”: Analyzing Feminist Humor in Sitcoms, by Nancy Bressler
- Rhetorical Re-Framing and Counter Narratives: An Ideological Critique of the Christian Hip-Hop Artist Lecrae Moore, by Robert Razzante & jw Smith
- Waxing the Storyboard: Writing and Performing Stories of Family Loss, by Alex J. Patti
- Broadcasting the Backstage: Essena O’Neill’s Facework as an Instagram Model, by Julie Schuller & Valerie Schrader
- #YoSoy132’s Use of Social Media: Public Screens in a Mexican Youth Movement, by Caroline Waldbuesser
- Playing Like a Girl: Establishing a Virtual Female Social Position through Discourse Building Tasks, by Steffi Shook
- Civil Keystrokes: Examining Anonymity, Politeness, and Civility in Online Ohio Newspaper Forums, by Kelly P. Dillon, Rachel L. Neo, & Natalie Seely
- Uncertainty Reduction and Technologically Mediated Communication: Implications to Marital Communication during Wartime Deployment, by Margaret Stewart
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