Public Address

Rebellious Revelry: The Rhetorical Functions of Anna Howard Shaw's Humor

The Reverend Dr. Anna Howard Shaw is historically remembered as a charismatic and talented platform speaker for the suffrage cause.

The Commemoration of Genocide and the Politics of Memory: A Historical Exploration of the Auschwitz Memorial Museum

This paper examines the site of Auschwitz. Through a reading of the site's history, the discourses which have competed over the site's meaning are placed in the context of the elements they have contributed to the museum.

The Towers of Babble and the Passage of the USA Patriot Act

Babble, a plurality of publics and the clamor of their publicity, remains a perennial motif in public sphere scholarship. Scholars frequently ponder the conditions necessary to overcome babble.