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The Oxford Encyclopedia of Communication and Critical Cultural Studies

Oxford Encyclopedia of Communication and Critical Cultural Studies

The Oxford Encyclopedia of Communication and Critical Cultural Studies provides an in-depth coverage of contemporary critical cultural scholarship in the field of Communication. This includes works describing and challenging racism, sexism, heterosexism; works theorizing institutional forms of social discipline; investigations of the production & consumption of communication as forms of labor; and the studies of affect & emotion in communicative influence. Critical cultural studies provide a vital supplement to studies of communication in various contexts, such as relationships, organizations, and political campaigns; as well as, to investigations on understanding the structures and discourses of domination & resistance as they occur beyond the agentive intervention of individuals. All of the articles appear online as part of the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Communication.

Editor-in-Chief

 Dana Cloud, Syracuse University

Editorial Board

 Lisa Flores, University of Colorado, Boulder

 Radhika Gajjala , Bowling Green State University

 Raka Shome, National University of Singapore

 Mary Triece, University of Akron

 Eric King Watts, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Topics

Affect

Audience Studies

Celebrity

Colonialism and Postcolonialism

Communication and Cyberculture

Communication and Neoliberalism

Communication and Spatial Studies

Communication and the Global South

Consumption and Commodity Culture

Critical Argumentation Studies

Critical Communication Pedagogy

Critical/Cultural Approaches to Communication and Performance Studies

Critical/Cultural Organizational Communication

Culture and Social Movements

Deconstruction

Dialogue, Listening, and Ethics

Diaspora and Migrancy

Ethics, Rhetoric, and Culture

Feminist Communication and Cultural Studies

Food Studies

Labor, Culture, and Communication

Marxist Traditions in Critical/Cultural Studies

Popular Culture

Poststructuralism

Psychoanalytic Methods

Public Memory

Public Spheres

Queer Studies in Critical/Cultural Communication

Race/Culture/Whiteness

Rhetoric and Critical/Cultural Studies

Rhetorical Construction of Bodies

Semiotics and Visual Communication

Surveillance and Security

The Post-Human in Communication Studies

Urban Studies

War and Imperialism

 
 

Articles

A Fanonian Philosophy of Race (Armond Towns)
Affect in Critical Studies (Brian L. Ott)
Alain Badiou's New Constructivism and Universalism (Antonio Calcagno)
Alternative Organizational Culture (George Cheney, Debashish Munshi)
Althusser and Structuralism in Communication Studies (Matthew S. May, Kate Siegfried)
Alzheimer's, Age Panic, Neuroscience: Media Discourses of Dementia and Care (E. Ann Kaplan, Sally Chivers)
Angela Y. Davis and Communication Studies (Catherine R. Squires)
Anti-Semitism and Communication (Amos Kiewe)
Antonio Gramsci and Communication Studies (Marco Briziarelli, Eric Karikari)
Arjun Appadurai and Critical Cultural Studies (Swapnil Rai)
A Survey of Materalism in Thought and Communication (Kathleen E. Feyh)
Big Data and Communication Research (Ralph Schroeder)
Brian Massumi and Communication Studies (Marnie Ritchie)
Celebrity Politics and Cultural Studies within the United States and United Kingdom (Mark Wheeler)
Chandra Talpade Mohanty and Communication Studies (Madhavi Murty)
Chicana Studies (Bernadette Marie Calafell)
Colonialism and Postcolonialism (Jenny Burman)
Communication and the Global South (Doug Ashwell, Stephen M. Croucher)
Communication Ethics (Lisbeth A. Lipari)
Critical Approaches to Motherhood (Ashley Noel Mack)
Critical Audience Studies (Adrienne Shaw, Katherine Sender, Patrick Murphy)
Critical Communication Pedagogy: Toward "Hope in Action" (Deanna L. Fassett, C. Kyle Rudick)
Critical Cultural Approaches to Gender and Sex (Claire Sisco King)
Critical Food Studies (Helene A. Shugart)
Critical Perspectives on Humanitarian Discourses (Marouf Hasian Jr.)
Critical Whiteness Studies (Shannon Sullivan)
Cross-Cultural Adaptation (Young Yun Kim)
Cultural and Creative Industries (Vicki Mayer)
Cultural Studies and Communication (Toby Miller)
Cyberculture and Globalization (André Lemos)
Cyberlibertarianism (Lincoln Dahlberg)
Decolonization and Collaborative Media: A Latin American Perspective (Freya Schiwy)
De-Westernization and Decolonization in Media Studies (Antje Glück)
Dialogue, Listening, and Ethics (Josina M. Makau)
Digital Cultures and Critical Studies (Larissa Hjorth)
Digital Media Ethics (Charles Ess)
Donna Haraway and Communication Studies (Kevin Douglas Kuswa, Edward Lubich Kuperman)
Environment (Phaedra C. Pezzullo)
Ernesto Laclau and Communication Studies (Yannis Stavrakakis, Antonis Galanopoulos)
Ethics, Rhetoric, and Culture (Ronald C. Arnett)
Feminist Organizational Communication (Colleen E. Arendt, Patrice M. Buzzanell)
Fredric Jameson and Cultural Studies (Robert T. Tally, Jr.)
Game Studies (Shira Chess)
Gayatri Chakravarty Spivak: Relevance for Communication Studies (Raka Shome)
Gilles Deleuze and Communication Studies (J. Macgregor Wise)
Giorgio Agamben's Political Theory (Oliver W. Lembcke)
Global Health and Critical Studies (Mohan Jyoti Dutta)
Globalization, Culture, and Communication: Renationalization in a Globalized World (Koichi Iwabuchi)
Gloria Anzaldúa: From Borderlands to Nepantla (Diana Isabel Bowen)
Hegemony in Marxist Traditions (Marco Briziarelli, Jeff Hoffmann)
Homi Bhabha and Communication Studies (J. Daniel Elam)
Ideology in Marxist Traditions (Mary E. Triece)
Jesús Martín Barbero and Communication Studies (Claudia Lagos Lira)
Juan Carlos Rodríguez and Michel Foucault: Discourse, Ideology, and the Unconscious (Malcolm K. Read)
Judith Butler and Communication Studies (Fiona Jenkins)
Jürgen Habermas and Communication Studies (John Rountree)
Labor, Culture, and Communication (Steven K. May)
Labor Politics in the Neoliberal Global Economy (Mahuya Pal)
Liberalism and Neoliberalism (Sean Phelan, Simon Dawes)
Mapping and Spatial Studies (Joshua Ewalt)
Marxist Traditions in Cultural Studies (Lee Artz)
Materialist Rhetoric (Bryan J. McCann)
Media Technologies in Communication and Critical Cultural Studies (Ned O'Gorman)
Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri in Communication Studies (Matthew Bost, Matthew S. May)
Michael Warner and Communication Studies (Robert Alan Brookey, Jason Phillips)
Michel Foucault and Communication Studies (Catherine Chaput)
Movements and Resistance in the United States, 1800 to the Present (Mary E. Triece)
Nation, Identity, and Power in the Critical Cultural Studies Tradition (Ana Caballero Mengibar)
Neoliberalism and Communication (Peter K. Bsumek)
Néstor García Canclini and Communication Studies (Toby Miller)
Overview in Critical and Cultural Organizational Communication (Majia Nadesan)
Paul Gilroy and Communication Studies (Armond Towns)
Paulo Freire and Communication Studies (Tania Ramalho)
Performance of Race, Culture, and Whiteness (Bryant Keith Alexander)
Performance Studies in Critical Communication Studies (Judith Hamera)
Political Economies of Media Technologies (Vincent Mosco)
Political Economy of the Media (Dal Yong Jin)
Popular Culture and Cultural Studies (M. Madhava Prasad)
Posthumanism (Diane Marie Keeling, Marguerite Nguyen Lehman)
Post-Structuralism (Nathan A. Crick)
Post-Truth and Critical Communication Studies (Jayson Harsin)
Power and Control in Communication Studies (Mohan Jyoti Dutta)
Progressive Social Movements and the Internet (Sarah J. Jackson)
Psychoanalytic Methods and Critical Cultural Studies (Atilla Hallsby)
Public Memory (Matthew Houdek, Kendall R. Phillips)
Public Pedagogy and Manufactured Identities in the Age of the Selfie Culture (Henry A. Giroux)
Public Sphere(s), Publics, and Counterpublics (Damien Smith Pfister)
Queer Studies in Critical and Cultural Communication (Isaac N. West)
Race and Ethnicity in U.S. Media Content and Effects (Dana Mastro)
Race, Nationalism, and Transnationalism (Myra Washington, Kent A. Ono)
Ranajit Guha's Historiography of Colonial India (Vasant Kaiwar)
Raymond Williams and Communication Studies (Jim McGuigan)
Representations of Native Americans in the Mass Media (Casey Ryan Kelly)
Rethinking Development Communication (Bhavya Chitranshi, Anup Dhar)
Rhetorical Construction of Bodies (Davi Johnson Thornton)
Rhetoric and Social Movements (Christina R. Foust, Raisa Alvarado)
Slavoj Žižek and Communication Studies (Robert McDonald)
Social Movement Media and Media Activism (John D. H. Downing)
Space in Critical Communication Studies (Donovan Conley)
Stuart Hall and Communication Studies (Toby Miller)
Surveillance and Public Space (Rachel Hall)
Theories of Economic Justice in the Rhetorical Tradition (Catherine Chaput, Joshua S. Hanan)
Urban Communication (Susan J. Drucker, Gary Gumpert)
Visuality and Security (Axel Heck)
Visual Rhetoric (Zazil Reyes García)
Women Entrepreneurs, Global Microfinance, and Development 2.0 (Radhika Gajjala, Dinah Tetteh)