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Meredith Neville-Shepard

Assistant Professor

University of Arkansas

United States

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Meredith Neville-Shepard is an Assistant Professor at the University of Arkansas, USA. Her research encompasses areas such as feminist rhetoric, political communication, and the intersections of gender and identity within media contexts. Recent publications include explorations of patriarchal themes in popular culture and the rhetoric surrounding political events and movements. She is dedicated to examining how social identities influence societal narratives and political discourse.

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Fred J. Jennings

University of Arkansas

UNITED STATES

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Ryan Neville-Shepard

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University of Arkansas at Fayetteville

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Political knowledge is political power: gendered political elaboration and inequitable debate learning outcomes

Networked perversion: fascism, misogyny, and the man versus bear meme

The postmortem enthymeme: Mohamed Bouazizi’s self-immolation as argumentation

Gore empowerment: patriarchal appetites and white feminist delights in Showtime’s Yellowjackets

Conspiracy Theatre of the Absurd: “Birds Aren’t Real” as Parodic Hypermimesis

Uniform choices: elastic feminism and rhetoric surrounding the 2020 Olympic “pantywar”

Partisan and/or Gender Homophily: The Influence of Social Identity-Based Elaboration on Political Candidate Evaluation

Masks and Emasculation: Populist Crisis Rhetoric and the 2020 Presidential Election

“Better never means better for everyone”: White feminist necropolitics and Hulu's "The Handmaid's Tale"

Outfitting the Conservative Civil Rights Movement: Rehearsed White Victimhood and the MAGA Hat

The pornified presidency: hyper-masculinity and the pornographic style in U.S. political rhetoric

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Fred J. Jennings

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