This article presents three critiques of disinformation scholarship, with an emphasis on “for-hire.” The article argues that disinformation is defined in unpromising and contradictory ways. …
… of witnesses and suspects, Jill Harsin examines revolutionary republicanism during the violent … words as Harsin illuminates the political aspirations of the working class. Harsin's original …
Recent police brutality and related violence against Black people, coupled with the COVID-19 pandemic, has further evidenced the disproportionate impact of systemic racism in our …
When should scholars beware of dictionary definitions of the terms they use to do more robust conceptual work? Post-truth, truth, facts, communication, and, perhaps most unassumingly …
This article argues that argumentation studies need to engage contemporary theories of new media technologies and culture in order to understand how public argument is empirically …
Un débat s'est engagé récemment entre deux historiens, Mr Henri Sée et Mr Henri Hauser, sur une question de lexicologie historique qui peut, à première vue, paraître secondaire. Il s'…
This special issue began with a simple provocation:“Where do we find the transvestite and the transsexual?” The ascendance and mainstreaming of transgender and its offshoots in its …
Around the world, journalists complain that Donald Trump is untranslatable. Yet he is challenging even for many Americans to comprehend. In this think piece, I argue that Trump's post-…
Dans le développement de la pensée économique depuis l'Antiquité, les conceptions monétaires ont joué un rôle des plus importants. II semble, et la chose paraît assez naturelle, que …
Advancing theorizations of communication in post-truth politics, where computational/big data or cognitive bias approaches often dominate the description of and proposed solutions to …