Papers

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Volume | Number | Season

V 2 | N 4 | Summer | Winter

Jane E. McArthur & James P. Winter
'Toronto Star' Coverage and and the Politics of Breast Cancer

V 1 | N 4 | Autumn | Spring

Yasmin Jiwani
The ‘Bare Life’: Disposable Bodies, Race, and Femicide in the Trial Coverage of Vancouver’s Murdered ‘Missing’ Women? 

Alexander Wijnants
Identity of Neurology: Social Media and the Politicization versus Medicalization of Trans People

​James Winter, Travis Reitsma, and Amanda Wilson
Neo-Liberal Attacks on Labour: A Municipal Worker Strike in a Labour Town

Margaret M. Panzer
Social Media, Social Change: The Influence of Social Media on Views of Dating and Divorce in Bangalore, India 

V 1 | N 1 | Summer | Autumn

John W. Robertson
The Propaganda Model in 2011: Stronger Yet Still Neglected in UK Higher Education?

Jeffery Klaehn & Andrew Mullen
The Propaganda Model and Sociology: Understanding the Media and Society

Daniel Broudy
The Propaganda of Patriotism and Color

V 2 | N 5 | Spring | Summer

Jeffery Klaehn
Exploring the Writing Process with Andrew Pyer, Craig Davidson, Gary McMahon, Ramsey Campbell, and David Moody

Jeffery Klaehn
An Interview with Horror Author Darren Shan

V 2 | N 1 | Spring | Summer

Amanda DiLodovico
Affective Exchange: Performing Compassion and the Political Economy of Intimate Publics

Christine Buyce
Attribution of Pageant Experience: Participants Self-Perceptions of Past Pageant Experience Examined as a Communication Competence Tool

V 1 | N 2 | Summer

Shoshannah Ganz
'A Living, Breathing, Pulsing Web': Being Caribou as Canadian Ecological Pilgrimage

V 2 | N 3 | Spring | Summer

Jeffery Klaehn
An Interview with Comic Book Writer/Arist Dan Jurgens

Nicholas Galante
Sorceress Supreme: The Feminist Superhero in 'Doctor Strange' 

V 1 | N 3 | Summer

Maho Toyoda
American Fears in Post-war Japan: Motivations behind Suspending and Promoting Birth Control

Aténé Mendelyté
Death (in the Eye) of the Beholder: An Encounter with Victorian Post-mortem Photography

Joan Pedro
​Three Missions of the Medieval University Centered on Social Reproduction and Transformation

Lars Robert Krautschick
Attacks on 'Safe Zones': How Hollywood Horror Infiltrates Private Spheres