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Unit

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David Payne

Retired Faculty

University of South Florida

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Humanities

Department of Communication

David Payne is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Retired Faculty at University of South Florida.

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University of South Florida

Retired Faculty

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communication performance studies rhetoric literary criticism psychology behavioral sciences interpersonal communication mass communication therapeutic approaches critical theory political communication discourse analysis speech communication comedy studies narrative textual practice relapse prevention failure analysis educational communication social criticism political theory narrative representation interactional linguistics contemporary media therapeutic uses kenneth burke contemporary criticism political vertigo film theory critical methodology film criticism intellectual discourse film individual identity documental cinema theatre media studies documentary film identity (social science) cinema film studies

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Kenneth Burke and Contemporary Criticism. Text and Performance Quarterly (1995)

David Payne

kenneth burkecontemporary criticismperformance studiessocial criticismcritical theoryliterary criticism

Conversation and the Comedy of Representation. Text and Performance Quarterly (1993)

David Payne

textual practicecomedy studiestheatreperformance studiesnarrativeconversation analysisnarrative representationliteratureinteractional linguisticsliterary criticismdiscourse analysis

Political Vertigo in Dead Poets Society. Southern Communication Journal (1992)

David Payne

political sciencecommunicationpolitical theorypolitical vertigopolitical communication

Coping With Failure: The Therapeutic Uses of Rhetoric. College Composition and Communication (1990)

Paul W. RanieriDavid Payne

interpersonal communicationcommunicationmass communicationfailure analysispsychologyrelapse preventioneducational communicationrhetorictherapeutic usestherapeutic approachesbehavioral sciences

The Wizard of Oz: Therapeutic Rhetoric in a Contemporary Media Ritual. Quarterly Journal of Speech (1989)

David Payne

contemporary mediacommunicationspeech communicationrhetoric

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David Payne

Retired Faculty

University of South Florida

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Humanities

Department of Communication

David Payne is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Retired Faculty at University of South Florida.

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David Payne

University of South Florida

Retired Faculty

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Kenneth Burke and Contemporary Criticism. Text and Performance Quarterly (1995)

David Payne

kenneth burkecontemporary criticismperformance studiessocial criticismcritical theoryliterary criticism

Conversation and the Comedy of Representation. Text and Performance Quarterly (1993)

David Payne

textual practicecomedy studiestheatreperformance studiesnarrativeconversation analysisnarrative representationliteratureinteractional linguisticsliterary criticismdiscourse analysis

Political Vertigo in Dead Poets Society. Southern Communication Journal (1992)

David Payne

political sciencecommunicationpolitical theorypolitical vertigopolitical communication

Coping With Failure: The Therapeutic Uses of Rhetoric. College Composition and Communication (1990)

Paul W. RanieriDavid Payne

interpersonal communicationcommunicationmass communicationfailure analysispsychologyrelapse preventioneducational communicationrhetorictherapeutic usestherapeutic approachesbehavioral sciences

The Wizard of Oz: Therapeutic Rhetoric in a Contemporary Media Ritual. Quarterly Journal of Speech (1989)

David Payne

contemporary mediacommunicationspeech communicationrhetoric

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