Christine Aronis
Biographic Data
| ID | 732732 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Christine Aronis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Christine |
| FAMILY NAME | Aronis |
| SIGNATURE | ARONIS C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Colorado State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4150-2918 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Emergence of the “Ain’t I a Woman?” Speech Journey
This article analyzes the original 19th-century published transcripts of Sojourner Truth’s “Ain’t I a Woman?,” one of the most well-known addresses in U.S. history. We provide a first-time analysis of two versions of the speech created by white writers and activists. Using discourse analysis and technology studies for examining the emergence of this “speech journey,” we reveal how both versions were based on different covert white journalistic an…
Nooses and Nazi swastikas on U.S. campuses
The terrorizing placement of nooses and Nazi swastikas on U.S. college and university campuses has sustained a climate of fear, trauma, and intimidation. University administration responses often invoke protest from targeted communities over their approach. Examining news reports and university statements between 2010 and 2023, we critique universities’ use of the rhetorical framework of “symbols” (e.g., “heinous symbols of hate,” “racist symbols…
Architectural liminality
In this article, I offer a phenomenological examination of the communicative nature of architectural features located between the private and public spheres of the city. These include balconies, porches, doors, windows, fire escapes, and entrances, which enable important communicative practices for inhabitants and passers-by. Focusing specifically on their liminality as an elemental condition for communication, I use the umbrella term Urban Limin…
O Funcionamento Tecnológico da Suástica
Dando sequência ao trabalho de Aronis e Aoki (2021) a respeito das suásticas como tecnologias de violência, este ensaio foca especificamente nas formas contemporâneas de aplicação das suásticas em campi estadunidenses, utilizando uma perspectiva teórica da Ecologia das Mídias para expandir os horizontes a respeito do funcionamento tecnológico da suástica em prol do antissemitismo. A autora examina o material e a mídia da suástica, além de seu pro…
Communication as travel
The phenomenon of personally addressing the dead through letters published in public media is a prevalent communicative practice that has earned little academic notice. This practice disrupts some common communication principles and provides us with new understandings of how communication works – by travelling, rather than reaching an end. To encapsulate and characterize this phenomenon, this article focuses on an Israeli case study of letters wr…
Communication and the Baseball Stadium
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Communicative Resurrection
By studying letters written to the dead published in the popular Israeli press between 1997 and 2014, this paper examines the practices that constitute communicative acts toward a deceased person using interpersonal and mass media, in order to embody the recipiency of the dead. Using an analytical framework that draws on media ecology, communication theory, and discourse analysis, the paper demonstrates how the epistolary and mass media rhetoric …
The Balconies of Tel-Aviv
Balconies have an important role in the social life of Tel-Aviv. The article explores different aspects of urban politics and the cultural history of balconies, and in particular sheds light on façade balconies in Tel-Aviv as liminal places between the private sphere and the public arena. Focusing on socio-cultural and architectural characteristics, the study presents, from an historical perspective, changes of style and use of the balconies of T…
Annotated Bibliography of ESL Materials
The Balconies of Tel-Aviv
Balconies have an important role in the social life of Tel-Aviv. The article explores different aspects of urban politics and the cultural history of balconies, and in particular sheds light on façade balconies in Tel-Aviv as liminal places between the private sphere and the public arena. Focusing on socio-cultural and architectural characteristics, the study presents, from an historical perspective, changes of style and use of the balconies of T…
Communicative Resurrection
By studying letters written to the dead published in the popular Israeli press between 1997 and 2014, this paper examines the practices that constitute communicative acts toward a deceased person using interpersonal and mass media, in order to embody the recipiency of the dead. Using an analytical framework that draws on media ecology, communication theory, and discourse analysis, the paper demonstrates how the epistolary and mass media rhetoric …
Communication as travel
The phenomenon of personally addressing the dead through letters published in public media is a prevalent communicative practice that has earned little academic notice. This practice disrupts some common communication principles and provides us with new understandings of how communication works – by travelling, rather than reaching an end. To encapsulate and characterize this phenomenon, this article focuses on an Israeli case study of letters wr…
Annotated Bibliography of ESL Materials
The Balconies of Tel-Aviv
Balconies have an important role in the social life of Tel-Aviv. The article explores different aspects of urban politics and the cultural history of balconies, and in particular sheds light on façade balconies in Tel-Aviv as liminal places between the private sphere and the public arena. Focusing on socio-cultural and architectural characteristics, the study presents, from an historical perspective, changes of style and use of the balconies of T…
Communicative Resurrection
By studying letters written to the dead published in the popular Israeli press between 1997 and 2014, this paper examines the practices that constitute communicative acts toward a deceased person using interpersonal and mass media, in order to embody the recipiency of the dead. Using an analytical framework that draws on media ecology, communication theory, and discourse analysis, the paper demonstrates how the epistolary and mass media rhetoric …
Communication and the Baseball Stadium
Preview this article: Communication and the Baseball Stadium: Community, Commodification, Fanship, and Memory, Dale Herbeck and Susan J. Drucker (eds) (2017), Page 1 of 1 /docserver/preview/fulltext/eme/17/4/eme.17.4.515-1.gif
Communication as travel
The phenomenon of personally addressing the dead through letters published in public media is a prevalent communicative practice that has earned little academic notice. This practice disrupts some common communication principles and provides us with new understandings of how communication works – by travelling, rather than reaching an end. To encapsulate and characterize this phenomenon, this article focuses on an Israeli case study of letters wr…
Architectural liminality
In this article, I offer a phenomenological examination of the communicative nature of architectural features located between the private and public spheres of the city. These include balconies, porches, doors, windows, fire escapes, and entrances, which enable important communicative practices for inhabitants and passers-by. Focusing specifically on their liminality as an elemental condition for communication, I use the umbrella term Urban Limin…
O Funcionamento Tecnológico da Suástica
Dando sequência ao trabalho de Aronis e Aoki (2021) a respeito das suásticas como tecnologias de violência, este ensaio foca especificamente nas formas contemporâneas de aplicação das suásticas em campi estadunidenses, utilizando uma perspectiva teórica da Ecologia das Mídias para expandir os horizontes a respeito do funcionamento tecnológico da suástica em prol do antissemitismo. A autora examina o material e a mídia da suástica, além de seu pro…
Nooses and Nazi swastikas on U.S. campuses
The terrorizing placement of nooses and Nazi swastikas on U.S. college and university campuses has sustained a climate of fear, trauma, and intimidation. University administration responses often invoke protest from targeted communities over their approach. Examining news reports and university statements between 2010 and 2023, we critique universities’ use of the rhetorical framework of “symbols” (e.g., “heinous symbols of hate,” “racist symbols…
The Emergence of the “Ain’t I a Woman?” Speech Journey
This article analyzes the original 19th-century published transcripts of Sojourner Truth’s “Ain’t I a Woman?,” one of the most well-known addresses in U.S. history. We provide a first-time analysis of two versions of the speech created by white writers and activists. Using discourse analysis and technology studies for examining the emergence of this “speech journey,” we reveal how both versions were based on different covert white journalistic an…
Sociology (7 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Linguistics (5 works) · Art (4 works) · History (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Media studies (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Public Spaces through Art (3 works)