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Steven R. Goldzwig
Dr. Steven R. Goldzwig向日葵视频

Located Off Campus

MilwaukeeWI53201United States of America

Professor Emeritus in Communication Studies

Education

Ph.D., Purdue University 1985
M.A., Purdue University 1982
B.A., University of Central Florida 1978

Courses Taught

CMST 2310 Argument in Contemporary Society
CMST 3300 Persuasion
CMST 4360 Rhetoric of Social Movements
COMM 6200 Rhetorical Criticism
COMM 6250 Ethics in Communication

Research Interests

Political Communication
Communication & the Presidency
Cultural Values and Ethics

Professional Affiliations

National Communication Association
Central States Communication Association

Selected Publications

Books

Goldzwig, Steven (2008). Truman鈥檚 whistle-stop campaign, College Station:Library of Presidential Rhetoric. Texas A & M University Press.

Goldzwig, Steven and Sullivan, P., eds. (2004). New approaches to rhetoric. Beverly Hills: Sage Publications.

Goldzwig, Steven and Dionisopoulos, G. (1995). 鈥業n a perilous hour鈥�: The public address of John F. Kennedy. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press.

Articles

Goldzwig, S.R. (2017, May 11). 鈥淲hen Words Lose their Meaning: Counterfactual Advocacy, Donald Trump, and the Rise of Despotic Populism,鈥� Online Publication. Current Commentary, National Communication Association, Communication Currents. Access:

S. R. (2013). 鈥淭he U.S. Catholic Bishops, 鈥楻eligious Freedom,鈥� and the 2012 Election Campaign: A Reflection.鈥� Rhetoric & Public Affairs 16: 369-383.

Goldzwig, Steven, (2009-2010). Commencing the rationale for war: GeorgeW. Bush鈥檚 address at WestPoint, June 1, 2002. Journal for theStudy of Peace & Conflict, 53-76.

Goldzwig, Steven (2006). Demagoguery, democratic dissent, and 鈥榬e-visioning鈥� democracy.鈥� Rhetoric & Public Affairs 9, 471-478.

Goldzwig, Steven and Bostdorff, D. (2005). History, collective memory, and the appropriation of Martin Luther King, Jr.: Reagan鈥檚 rhetorical legacy. Presidential Studies Quarterly, 35, 661-690.

Book Chapters

鈥淭he Rhetorical Antecedents to Vietnam, 1945-1965鈥� (with Gregory A. Olson & George N. Dionisopoulos). [pp. 303-363]. In Martin J. Medhurst (ed.) A Rhetorical History of the United States: Significant Moments in American Public Discourse, Vol. VIII. East Lansing: Michigan State University Press, 2018.

Goldzwig, Steven and Kassop, Nancy (2013). President Obama and counterterrorism policy: When campaign pressures meet governing imperatives. In Julia R. Azari, Lara M. Brown, & Zim G. Nwokora (Eds.) The presidential leadership dilemma: Between the constitution and a political party (pp. 185-211). Albany, NY: SUNY Press.

Goldzwig, Steven and Sullivan, Patricia A. (2013). Contesting the so-called post-racial landscape of presidential politics: Obama, African Americans, and a shifting electorate. In Clarke Rountree, Venomous speech: Problems with American political discourse on the right and left. Volume 1 (pp.75-92). Santa Barbara, CA: Praeger.

Goldzwig, Steven and Sullivan, P.A. (2011). Political communication ethics:Postmodern opportunities and challenges.In G. Cheney, et al, Handbook of communication ethics (pp.293-308).International Communication Association, Lawrence Erlbaum Publishers.

Goldzwig, Steven (2008). Report of the national task force on the ethical responsibilities of presidential rhetoric. In J.A Aune and M.J Medhurst (Eds.) The prospect of presidential rhetoric (pp. 317-339). College Station: Texas A & M University Press.

Goldzwig, Steven (2005). Inaugurating the second reconstruction: President Harry S. Truman鈥檚 committee on civil rights. In J.A. Aune & E.D. Rigsby (Eds.) Civil rights and the American presidency (pp. 83-113). College Station: Texas A & M University Press.

Goldzwig, Steven (2005). John F. Kennedy (rev. for Theodore O. Windt) in B.K. Duffy and Richard W. Leeman (Eds.) American voices: An encyclopedia of contemporary orators (pp. 231-237). Westport, CT: Greenwood Press.

Goldzwig, Steven and Sullivan, P. (2005). Robert F. Kennedy. In B.K. Duffy and R.W. Leeman (Eds.) American voices: An encyclopedia of contemporary orators (pp. 238-247). Westport CT: Greenwood Press.

Goldzwig, Steven and Sullivan, P. (2005). Ralph W. Nader. In B.K. Duffy and R.W. Leeman (Eds.) American voices: An encyclopedia of contemporary orators (pp. 330-338). Westport, CT: Greenwood Press.

Goldzwig, Steven (2005). Official and unofficial civil religious discourse. Rpt. in Roderick Hart and John L. Pauley II, The political pulpit revisited (pp. 161-168). West Lafayette, Indiana: Purdue University Press.

Book Reviews

Goldzwig, S. R. (in press). Book review [Review of the book Harry Truman and the Struggle for Racial Justice, by R. Shogan] Presidential Studies Quarterly.

Goldzwig, S. R. (2016). Book review [Review of the book Making JFK Matter: Popular Memory and the Thirty-fifth President, by P. H. Santa Cruz] Presidential Studies Quarterly, 46, 224-225.

Recent Book Reviews
Goldzwig, S. R. (2016). Book review [Review of the book Harry Truman and the Struggle for Racial Justice, by R. Shogan] Presidential Studies Quarterly, 46/3, 739-740.

Goldzwig, S. R. (2016). Book review [Review of the book Making JFK Matter: Popular Memory and the Thirty-fifth President, by P. H. Santa Cruz] Presidential Studies Quarterly, 46/1, 224-225.

Why Marquette

I appreciate the openness to new ideas that 向日葵视频students display. When challenged, most students respond to the call. I really believe that students at 向日葵视频value learning and that they are vitally interested in the important social dialogues occurring in contemporary society. I see my role as one of facilitating those interests further and guiding students to probe their world in a more critical and analytic fashion.