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A Cold Pot Does Not Boil: A Case Study Of The Virginia Beach City Municipal Center Shooting To Understand Disgruntled Employee Violence
Title
A Cold Pot Does Not Boil: A Case Study Of The Virginia Beach City Municipal Center Shooting To Understand Disgruntled Employee Violence
Author
Bynum, Karly
Date Created
2021
Subjects--Topical
Organizational sociology
Description
The phenomenon of the violent disgruntled employee is a symptom of increasing mass violence in the U.S. Previous literature on mass violence in the workplace is mostly based on the individual psychologization of attackers. This case study is a rea...
A Cold Pot Does Not Boil: A Case Study Of The Virginia Beach City Municipal Center Shooting To Understand Disgruntled Employee Violence
Title
A Cold Pot Does Not Boil: A Case Study Of The Virginia Beach City Municipal Center Shooting To Understand Disgruntled Employee Violence
Author
Bynum, Karly
Date Created
2021
Subjects--Topical
Organizational sociology
Description
The phenomenon of the violent disgruntled employee is a symptom of increasing mass violence in the U.S. Previous literature on mass violence in the workplace is mostly based on the individual psychologization of attackers. This case study is a rea...
Canvas of a Community: The Visual Rhetoric of Black Liberation in Charlotte, North Carolina
Title
Canvas of a Community: The Visual Rhetoric of Black Liberation in Charlotte, North Carolina
Author
Manning Jr., Mark
Date Created
2021
Subjects--Topical
Rhetoric
Description
Public art, such as graffiti, street art and murals are powerful vessels of ontological expression that allow nuanced and contextual ideas to be communicated to and about the communities that they exist within. Charlotte (NC) has emerged as a wort...
Canvas of a Community: The Visual Rhetoric of Black Liberation in Charlotte, North Carolina
Title
Canvas of a Community: The Visual Rhetoric of Black Liberation in Charlotte, North Carolina
Author
Manning Jr., Mark
Date Created
2021
Subjects--Topical
Rhetoric
Description
Public art, such as graffiti, street art and murals are powerful vessels of ontological expression that allow nuanced and contextual ideas to be communicated to and about the communities that they exist within. Charlotte (NC) has emerged as a wort...
Presidential Eulogies in the Wake of Mass School Shootings: A Call to Action
Title
Presidential Eulogies in the Wake of Mass School Shootings: A Call to Action
Author
Culletto, Gordon
Date Created
2019
Subjects--Topical
Communication, Political science, Rhetoric
Description
President Barack Obama described December 14, 2012 saying, "it continues to haunt me, it was one of the worst days of my presidency." That morning, a gunman stormed through the doors of Sandy Hook Elementary School and began opening fire on childr...
Visualizing #BostonStrong: Commemorative Implications for a Rhetorical Epithet of Civic Identity
Title
Visualizing #BostonStrong: Commemorative Implications for a Rhetorical Epithet of Civic Identity
Author
Crawford, Emily
Date Created
2016
Subjects--Topical
Communication, Rhetoric
Description
Following a tragic event such as a mass shooting, terrorist attack or natural disaster in the United States, it has become a ritual for audiences to establish particular hashtags pertaining to these events. Subsequent to the Boston Marathon bombin...
Woke AF: Black Feminism and The Read
Title
Woke AF: Black Feminism and The Read
Author
Cameron, Shanice
Date Created
2018
Subjects--Topical
Communication
Description
The purpose of this study is to analyze how Crissle West and Kid Fury use humor and African American discourse to discuss Black feminism on the weekly comedy podcast, The Read. I argue that West and Fury discuss Black feminism with respect to the ...