KB Journal 10.1 (Summer 2014)

Terministic Screens of Corruption: A Cluster Analysis of Colombian Radio Conversations by Adriana Angel and Benjamin Bates

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Rhetoric as Equipment For Living. Part I

Guest Editors: Kris Rutten, Dries Vrijders, and Ronald Soetaert, Ghent University

Rhetoric as Equipment for Living: Kenneth Burke, Culture and Education – Reflections on the First European Kenneth Burke Conference by Kris Rutten, Dries Vrijders, and Ronald Soetaert
In Pursuit of Persuasion: Burke’s Rhetoric and the Artistic Practices of the Painter Frank Auerbach by Derek Pigrum
The Vox Populi in Poems: Ramsey Nasr as Poet Laureate and Public Intellectual by Odile M. Heynders
“If one language is not enough to convince you, I will use two”: Burkean Identification/Dissociation As a Key to Interpret Code-Switching by Marco Hamam
Urban Motives—Rhetorical Approaches to Spatial Orientation, Burke on Lynch’s “The Image of the City” by Pierre Smolarski
Expanding the Terministic Screen: A Burkean Critique of Information Visualization in the Context of Design Education by Anneli Bowie & Duncan Reyburn
“You’re Not Going to Try and Change My Mind?” The Dynamics of Identification in Aronofsky’s Black Swan byYakut Oktay
Who Are You Working For? How 24 Served as Post-9/11 Equipment for Living by Laura Herrman

Volume 10, Issue 1 Summer 2014

Contents of Issue 10.1 (Summer 2014)