Table Of Content

INDEX Southern Communication Journal, Volume LX Articles Bormann, Ernest G. Forum: Some Random Thoughts on the Unity or Diversity of the Rhetoric of Abolition. (3) Spring, 266-274. Bowers, Detine L. A Place to Stand: African Americans and the First of August Platform. (4) Summer, 348-361. Byers, Peggy Y., & Weber, Carolyn S. The Timing of Speech Anxiety Reduction Treatments in the Public Speaking Classroom. (3) Spring, 246-256. Brinson, Susan L. The Myth of White Superiority in Mississippi Burning. (2) Spring, 211-221. Comeaux, Patricia, & Neer, Michael. A Comparison of Two Instructional Formats in the Basic Hybrid Course on Oral and Test Performance. (3) Spring, 257-265. Dionisopoulos, George N. see Steven R. Goldzwig. Engen, David E. The Making of a People’s Champion: An Analysis of Media Representations of George Fore- man. (2) Winter, 141-151. Flelstad, Per. Legal Judgment and Cultural Motivation: Enthymematic Form in Marbury v. Madison. (1) Fall, 22-32. Gallagher, Victoria J. Remembering Together: Rhetorical Integration and the Case of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial. (2) Winter, 109-119. German, Kathleen M. Invoking the Glorious War: Framing the Persian Gulf Conflict Through Directive Lan- guage. (4) Swmmer, 292-302. Goldzwig, Steven R., & Dionisopoulos, George N. Legitimating Liberal Credentials for the Presidency: John F. Kennedy and The Strategy of Peace. (4) Summer, 312-331. Hasian, Marouf. Critical Legal Rhetorics: The Theory and Practice of Law in a Postmodern World. (1) Fall, 44-56. Hohmann, Hanns. Judical Legitimacy and Legal Interpretation in the Debate Between Brutus and Publius. (1) Fall, 75-86. Jensen, Richard J., & Lichtenstein, Allen. From Yippie to Yuppie: Jerry Rubin as Rhetorical Icon. (4) Summer, 332-347. Johannesen, Richard L. the Ethics of Plagiarism Reconsidered: The Oratory of Martin Luther King, Jr. (3) Spring, 185-194. Johnstone, Christopher L. Reagan, Rhetoric, and the Public Philosophy: Ethics and Politics in the 1984 Cam- paign. (2) Winter, 93-108. Kirtley, Michelle D. see James B. Weaver III. Lee, Ronald. Humility and the Public Servant: Jimmy Carter’s Post-Presidential Rhetoric of Virtue and Power. (2) Winter, 120-130. Leeman, Richard W. Spatial Metaphors in African-American Discourse. (2) Winter, 165-180. Lewis, William. Of Innocence, Exclusion, and the Burning of Flags: The Romantic Realism of the Law. (1) Fall, 4-21. Lichtenstein, Allen. see RichJ.a Jernsden . Lucaites, John L., & Wiethoff, William E. (Editor’s Preface). Rhetoric and Law: History, Criticism and Praxis. (1) Fall, 1-3. Mackin, James A., Jr. A Trinitarian Logology. (3) Spring, 195-210. Matthews, Gray. Epideictic Rhetoric and Baseball: Nurturing Community Through Controversy. (4) Summer, 275-291. Neer, Michael. see Patricia Comeaux. O’Rourke, Sean P. Cultivating the “Higher Law” in American Jurisprudence: John Quincy Adams, Neo-Classi- cal Rhetoric, and the Amistad Case. (1) Fall, 33-43. Parry-Giles, Trevor. Property Rights, Human Rights, and American Jurisprudence: The Rejection of John J. Parker’s Nomination to the Supreme Court. (1) Fall, 57-67. Scallen, Eileen A. Judgment, Justification, and Junctions in the rhetorical Criticism of Legal Texts. (1) Fall, 68-74. Smith, Craig R. Dan Quayle on Family Values: Epideictic Appeals in Political Campaigns. (2) Winter, 152-164. Smith, Ralph R., & Windes, Russel R. The Interpretation of Abolitionist Rhetoric: Historiography, Rhetorical Method, and History. (4) Summer, 303-311. Taft-KaufmaJni,ll . Other Ways: Postmodernism and Performance Praxis. (3) Spring, 222-232. Weaver, James B. III, & Kirtley, Michelle D. Listening Styles and Empathy. (2) Winter, 131-140. Weber, Carolyn S. see Peggy Y. Byers. Wiethoff, William E., see John L. Lucaites. Windes, Russel R. see Ralph R. Smith. Zagacki, Kenneth S. Eisenhower and the Rhetoric of Postwar Korea. (3) Spring, 233-245. 364