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The 2009 Crisis of Neoliberalism: Marxist Scholars on Rhetorics of Stability and Change
Sat, November 14, 2:00 to 3:15pm, Hilton Chicago, Floor: Third Floor, PDR 5Session Submission Type: Paper Session
Abstract
This panel represents the 7th installment of a regular series of successful and well-attended NCA panels advancing Marxist rhetorical analysis and cultural studies. Appropriately to the present historical moment, this panel features papers that explore both sides of the dialectical dynamic between permanence and change in popular mainstream coverage of economic crisis; policy discourse about economic intervention; the re-emerging voices of workers in the labor movement; and the eruption of other, identity based social movements linked to economic relations.
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Individual Presentations
Blogonomics: How Online Rhetoric Shaped the 2008 Economic Crisis - Josh Hanan, University of Texas, Austin
Before the US Turns into France: Class Anger and American Capitalism - Robert McDonald, University of Texas, Austin
Dialectic of Fantasy: Toward a Rhetorical Theory of Economic Crisis - Bryan J. McCann, Marian University
The Chicago Media, the Labor Movement and the Struggle over Taft-Hartley - Stephen Macek, North Central College
Images of Race and Economic Crisis in the Twenty-First Century - Mary Triece, University of Akron; Josh Hanan, University of Texas, Austin
The Resurrection of Social Movements in a Period of Change - Kathleen Feyh, University of Texas, Austin
