Critical Intersections and Comic Possibilities: Extending Racialized Critical Rhetorical Scholarship
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2010
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American English
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Communication scholars conducting work on race must engage work from complementary critical communities to bolster their own critiques and further advance progressive racial coalitions. Critical, rhetorical scholarship and Critical Race Theory (CRT) share principle aims that provide significant ground for interdisciplinary racial projects. Together, these interrelated disciplines can find reinforcement in comedic discourse. This essay locates racial comedy as a space for transformational critiques. More specifically, the author argues that critical rhetorical scholarship and CRT taken jointly can illuminate parallel comic discourses and advance their important correctives pertaining to race and racism.
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Rossing, J. P. (2010). Critical intersections and comic possibilities: Extending racialized critical rhetorical scholarship. discourse, 10(1).
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