Submissions from 2023
Feminist Ethnographic Case Study: Financial/Emotional Stressors of Parenting Trans-Children, Kay Siebler
Submissions from 2022
Bonnets, braids, and big afros: the politics of Black characters’ hair, Kay Siebler
Submissions from 2019
Why There Is No Language of Comics, Frank Bramlett
Black Feminists in Serialized Dramas: The Gender/Sex/Sexuality/Race Politics of Being Mary Jane and Scandal, Kay Siebler
Submissions from 2018
Linguistic Discourse in Web Comics: Extending Conversation and Narrative into Alt-Text and Hidden Comics, Frank Bramlett
Exporting America via Leipzig, Germany: Tauchnitz Editions and the International Popularization of American Literature, Charles Johanningsmeier
Student-Centered Pedagogy in the Chinese Classroom: Let’s Talk About Sexual Empowerment, Kay Siebler
Submissions from 2017
World War I, Anti-German Hysteria, the “Spanish” Flu, and My Ántonia, 1917–1919, Charles Johanningsmeier
Boxed Wine Feminisms: the Rhetoric of Women’s Wine Drinking in the Good Wife, Tammie M. Kennedy
Oxymoronic Whiteness: From the Whitehouse to Ferguson, Tammie M. Kennedy, Joyce Irene Middleton, and Krista Ratcliffe
Submissions from 2016
Comics and Linguistics, Frank Bramlett
Submissions from 2015
Making and Breaking the Superhero Quotidian: How All-Star Superman Embodies and Revises the Everyday, Frank Bramlett
Review of Social Class in Applied Linguistics by David Block, Frank Bramlett
The role of culture in comics of the quotidian, Frank Bramlett
Community Chairs as a Catalyst for Campus Collaboration in STEM, Neal Grandgenett, David Boocker, Hesham Ali, Angela M. Hodge, Brian Dorn, and Christine E. Cutucache
Comics and Composition, Comics as Composition: Navigating Production and Consumption, Tammie M. Kennedy, Jessi Thomsen, and Erica Trabold
A Luminous Haze; or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Plagiarism, Todd Richardson
Which Side are You On? The Worlds of Grant Morrison, Francesco-Alessio Ursini, Adnan Mahmutovic, and Frank Bramlett
Submissions from 2014
Editorial Cartoons: Is Michael Sam gay? or is he black?, Frank Bramlett
How do comics artists use speech balloons?, Frank Bramlett
How do song and speech go together in comics panels?, Frank Bramlett
What's so feminist about garters and bustiers? Neo-burlesque as post-feminist sexual liberation, Kay Siebler
Submissions from 2013
Are comics predictive, or do they simply follow the society they’re produced in?, Frank Bramlett
Are more countries on their way to having a culture of comic book readers?, Frank Bramlett
Does Swamp Thing have a penis?, Frank Bramlett
How do comics talk about love?, Frank Bramlett
How do Southern, racial, and sexual identities mix?, Frank Bramlett
Is there a new kind of hero in comics?, Frank Bramlett
What are the properties of editorial cartoons that heal?, Frank Bramlett
What roles might linguistic arbitrariness play in Krazy Kat?, Frank Bramlett
Which is Frank’s favorite post by Roy?, Frank Bramlett
Of Nazis, False-bottomed Suitcases, and Paperback Reprints: Der Tod kommt zum Erzbischof (Death Comes for the Archbishop) in Germany, 1936−1952, Charles Johanningsmeier
Serialization, Ethnographic Drag, and the Ineffable Authenticity of Nikki S. Lee, Todd Richardson
Submissions from 2012
Are Rage Comics Really Comics?, Frank Bramlett
Does Alan Moore Have the (Untranslatable) Approach to Translation?, Frank Bramlett
Does Mooch the Cat speak French?, Frank Bramlett
How Do the Absurd and the Realistic Blend in Comic Strips?, Frank Bramlett
How do we read comics of the quotidian? (Part III of a Series), Frank Bramlett
How Do We Read Comics of the Quotidian? (Part II of a Series), Frank Bramlett
How Do We Read Comics of the Quotidian? (Part I of a Series), Frank Bramlett
How Will We Manage the Alt Text?, Frank Bramlett
What can found art teach us about comics?, Frank Bramlett
When is a (comic book) house a (comic book) home?, Frank Bramlett
Transgender Transitions: Sex/Gender Binaries in the Digital Age, Kay Siebler
Submissions from 2011
How Do Comics Artists Create Sound Effects in Spanish and English?, Frank Bramlett
Submissions from 2010
The Confluence of Heroism, Sissyhood, and Camp in The Rawhide Kid: Slap Leather, Frank Bramlett
The Moderating Roles of Gender and Anti-Gay Prejudice in Explaining Stigma by Association in Male Dyads, Stephen D. Jefferson and Frank Bramlett
Reading, Writing, and Thinking about Disability Issues, Tammie M. Kennedy and Tracey Menten
Far from the Truth: Teaching the Politics of Sojourner Truth's “Ain't I a Woman?”, Kay Siebler
Transqueer Representations and How We Educate, Kay Siebler
Submissions from 2007
Review of Creating Language Crimes: How Law Enforcement Uses (and Misuses) Language By Roger W. Shuy, Frank Bramlett
Nine-Mile Prairie, Lisa Knopp
Submissions from 2004
Redefining Intimacy: Carver and Conversation, Frank Bramlett and David Raabe
Review of Moving Out: A Nebraska Woman's Life, Susan Naramore Maher
A Charismatic Iranian American Engineer, Jane Meehan
Submissions from 2003
A Different Kind of Bilingüismo, Frank Bramlett
Cartoons and Pronoun Trouble, Frank Bramlett
Name Trouble - Part One, Frank Bramlett
Name Trouble - Part Two, Frank Bramlett
Review of Masquerade and Identities: Essays on Gender, Sexuality, and Marginality by Efrat Tseëlon, Frank Bramlett
Sentence Forms' and Corporate Responsibility, Frank Bramlett
So What's Your Point? Relevancy in Conversation, Frank Bramlett
What are Conversation Systems?, Frank Bramlett
What Are Functional Shifts?, Frank Bramlett
What Part English, What Part Spanish?, Frank Bramlett
What Really Makes a Word, Frank Bramlett
Y'all Better Ask Somebody, Frank Bramlett
Submissions from 2002
Review of Mediated discourse: The nexus of practice. London: Routledge by Ron Scollon, Frank Bramlett
Review of Progay/Antigay: The Rhetorical War Over Sexuality by Ralph R. Smith and Russell R. Windes, Frank Bramlett
Slang: Awful Spector of Sloth?, Frank Bramlett
Teackerly A cts of Transgression: How Fem inist Educators are Changing Composition, Kay Siebler
Submissions from 2001
Review of English grammar: prescriptive, descriptive, generative, performance by Kathryn Riley and Frank Parker, Frank Bramlett
Review of English syntax: From word to discourse by Lynn M. Berk, Frank Bramlett
Household Words, Lisa Knopp
Submissions from 1999
Discourse knowledge and activity type in social service interview openings: ‘Okay Miss Debby Girl tell me what’s going on.’, Frank Bramlett
Submissions from 1998
Flight Dreams, Lisa Knopp
Submissions from 1996
Tips for the Academic Teacher Working with Nonnative Speakers of English, Sue Lee and Frank Bramlett
Submissions from 1990
Milton and the Fascists, David Boocker