Provide fresh ways of conceptualizing and assessing audience responses
Documents the benefits of audience research for rhetoricians
Includes chapters that illustrate overlooked methodologies applied to a variety of genres and media

Provide fresh ways of conceptualizing and assessing audience responses Documents the benefits of audience research for rhetoricians Includes chapters that illustrate overlooked methodologies applied to a variety of genres and media

Autorentext

Jens E. Kjeldsen is Professor of Rhetoric and Visual Communication at University of Bergen, Norway. He has written extensively about rhetoric, visual communication and argumentation, speech making, speech writing and PowerPoint-presentations. Kjeldsen is President of the Rhetoric Society of Europe and co-founder and longtime chief editor of the research journal Rhetorica Scandinavia . Several of his publications, including two edited collections, deal with reception-oriented approaches in the field of rhetoric.

Zusammenfassung
Provide fresh ways of conceptualizing and assessing audience responses
Documents the benefits of audience research for rhetoricians
Includes chapters that illustrate overlooked methodologies applied to a variety of genres and media

Inhalt
Introduction; Jens Kjeldsen.- The Argumentative Burdens of Audience Conjectures; Edward Schiappa & Jennifer Stromer-Galley.- Assessing audience reactions to Winston Churchill's speeches; Richard Toye.- Audience Response to Mediated Authenticity Appeals; Magnus Hoem Iversen.- Focus Group Studies of Social Media Rhetoric; Eirik Vatnøy.- Think-Aloud Reading: A Real Audience's Concurrent Reaction to the Implied Audience in Political Commentary; Mette Bengtsson.- The Semiotics and Rhetoric of Music: A Case Study in Aesthetic Protocol Analysis; Christian Kock.- Competing Perspectives: Using Ethnographic Methods to Study Embodied and Emplaced Rhetorics; Aaron Hess.- The audience and the spectacle: Bodu Bala Sena and the controversy of Buddhist political activism in Sri Lanka; Michael Hertzberg.- Pandemic Rhetoric and Public Memory. What People (Don't) Remember from the 2009 Swine Flu; Kristian Bjørkdahl & Benedicte Carlsen.- Icons, Appropriations, and the Co-production of Meaning; Robert Hariman and John Louis Lucaites.- The Rhetorical Power of News Photographs: A Triangulatory reception-approach to the Alan Kurdi images; Jens E. Kjeldsen & Ida Andersen.
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