Martha Carr

Chair Associate Professor

University of West Florida

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Communication

Martha Carr is currently serving as a Communication Chair Associate Professor at University of West Florida.

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Martha Carr

University of West Florida

Chair Associate Professor

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“Lost Cause” Memories and Cultural Amnesias: Mayor Mitch Landrieu's Tragicomic Speech on Confederate Monument Removals. (2021)

social historypolitical historyhistoryhistorical reassessmentheritage studiesearly republicblack experience

Networking Argument. (2019)

communications systemsnetwork sciencenetwork mechanismnetworked system designcommunicationnetwork analysis

American Town Halls: Public Sphere to Public Screen. (2018)

public displayspublic lifepublic relationscommunicationmass communicationpublic spheremedia studies

The Rhetorical Invention of Diversity: Supreme Court Opinions, Public Arguments, and Affirmative Action. (2018)

constitutional lawlawdisparate impacthuman rightspublic lawaffirmative actionintellectual discoursesocial justice

Rhetorical Contingency and Affirmative Action: The Paths to Diversity in Regents of the University of California V. Bakke. (2010)

racial equityaffirmative actionafrican american studieshigher educationintellectual discourse

Issa Proceedings 2010–the Latin Cross as War Memorial and the Genesis of Legal Argument: Interpreting Commemorative Symbolism in Salazar V. Buono.

monumental heritageinterdisciplinary historycolonialismhistoryheritage studieslatinspanish

Place as Voice in War Memorializing: The Mojave Cross Controversy1.

social historypolitical historycultural historyhistoryinternational historyhistorical reassessmentheritage studiescultural studiescultural heritage

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