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September 2017

  1. A Scapegoat for the Scapegoats: Investigating AIDS Patient Zero
  2. Deacon, Burke, and Evolution of the "Symbolic Species": Six Points of Connection from Biological Anthropology
  3. The Holism ± Reductionism Dialectic and Transhumanism's Terministic Screens
  4. George Meredith and the Comic Spirit in Kenneth Burke's Early Poetry
  5. Dialogism Versus Monologism: Burke, Bakhtin, and the Languages of Social Change
  6. A Response to Greig Henderson's "Dialogism Versus Monologism: Burke, Bakhtin, and the Languages of Social Change"
  7. Toward a Praxis of a Language of Social Change: A Response to Greig Henderson on Burke and Bakhtin
  8. Out of Mind : A "Blue" Mystery by Michael Burke
  9. Tibet on Fire: Buddhism, Protest, and the Rhetoric of Self-Immolation by John Whalen-Bridge
  10. Kenneth Burke + the Posthuman , ed. by Mays, Riverse, and Sharp-Hoskins
  11. The Role of the Rhetorician in Sacrifice Zones
  12. Rhetorical Criticism , ed. by Jim Kuypers
  13. "Rhetoric, Narrative, and Management: Learning from Mad Men" by Ronald Soetaert and Kris Rutten.
  14. "Kenneth Burke and the Problem of Sonic Identification" by Joel Overall
  15. Works about Kenneth Burke
  16. Kenneth Burke's FBI Files
  17. Conflict and Communities: The Dialectic at the Heart of the Burkean Habit of Mind [Keynote Address]
  18. A Scapegoat for the Scapegoats: Investigating AIDS Patient Zero
  19. Deacon, Burke, and Evolution of the "Symbolic Species": Six Points of Connection from Biological Anthropology
  20. The Holism ± Reductionism Dialectic and Transhumanism’s Terministic Screens
  21. George Meredith and the Comic Spirit in Kenneth Burke's Early Poetry
  22. Dialogism Versus Monologism: Burke, Bakhtin, and the Languages of Social Change
  23. A Response to Greig Henderson's "Dialogism Versus Monologism: Burke, Bakhtin, and the Languages of Social Change" by Whitney Jordan Adams
  24. Toward a Praxis of a Language of Social Change: A Response to Greig Henderson on Burke and Bakhtin by Charlotte Lucke
  25. Review: Out of Mind by Michael Burke. Reviewed by Karyn Campbell
  26. Review: Tibet on Fire: Buddhism, Protest, and the Rhetoric of Self-Immolation by John Whalen-Bridge. Reviewed by Ashley S. Karlin
  27. Review: Kenneth Burke + the Posthuman, ed. by Mays, Rivers, and Sharp-Hosking. Reviewed by David Measel
  28. Review: The Role of the Rhetorician in Sacrifice Zones
  29. Review: Rhetorical Criticism, ed. by Jim Kuypers. Reviewed by Eryn Johnson
  30. Review: "Rhetoric, Narrative, and Management: Learning from Mad Men" by Ronald Soetaert and Kris Rutten. Reviewed by Martha Sue Karnes

April 2017

  1. The Uses of Compulsion: Addressing Burke's Technological Psychosis
  2. Technological Devolution, Social Innovation: Attitudes Toward Industry
  3. Consummation: Kenneth Burke's Third Creative Motive
  4. Kenneth Burke Digital Archive
  5. Kenneth Burke WUSTL Reading, 4 Dec. 1970, Washington University at St. Louis
  6. Kenneth Burke Discussion with Howard Nemerov, 4 Mar. 1971, Washington University at St. Louis
  7. Pentadic Leaves
  8. When Actions Collide: Motive Constructions Spanning Different Acts
  9. The January 1832 Debate on Slavery in Virginia: Clashing Scenes and Terministic Screens
  10. Burke on Psychodynamic Aesthetics: Forms that Help Us Cope
  11. The Uses of Compulsion: Addressing Burke’s Technological Psychosis [Keynote Address]
  12. Technological Devolution, Social Innovation: Attitudes Toward Industry
  13. Consummation: Kenneth Burke’s Third Creative Motive
  14. Kenneth Burke Digital Archive
  15. Kenneth Burke WUSTL Reading, 4 Dec. 1970, Washington University at St. Louis
  16. Kenneth Burke Discussion with Howard Nemerov, 4 Mar. 1971, Washington University at St. Louis
  17. Pentadic Leaves
  18. When Actions Collide: Motive Constructions Spanning Different Acts
  19. The January 1832 Debate on Slavery in Virginia: Clashing Scenes and Terministic Screens
  20. Burke on Psychodynamic Aesthetics: Forms that Help Us Cope