Perfecting Dictatorship: Vargas Llosa’s Confrontation with the Mexican PRI
Learn more about the permanence of power in this chapter from the book The Rhetoric of Fascism.
Colonial Imaginations: Solitude in the Cartas y Relaciones of Hernán Cortés
The imagination is not a guaranteed site for liberation. Learn more about how colonialism enacts its power through our collective imagining in this article published in Philosophy & Rhetoric.
Text as a nowing: Towards an understanding of time in rhetoric
The temporal turn in rhetorical studies offers pluriversal possibilities for better futures. Learn more about the paradoxical relationship between text and time in this article published in Quarterly Journal of Speech.
A communication and instruction approach to embodied cultural and social capital at a public, 4-year university
Learn more about how students negotiate cultural capital in the space of the university in this article published in Communication Education.
From meme to memegraph: The curious case of Pepe the Frog and white nationalism
Read more about my early thinking about time in memetic culture.