George M. Jensen
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George M. Jensen's research interests span multiple disciplines, with a notable focus on the intersection of writing, personality, and education. He has explored the relationship between individual writing processes and personality traits, examining how these factors influence a writer's "voice, style, and way." Jensen's work also delves into the ideological underpinnings of literary genres, analyzing their instability through comparative studies. He has investigated the role of personality in the teaching of composition and the concept of the "reified basic writer." His scholarship extends to critical theory, with publications on post-Jungian criticism and the philosophy of discourse, particularly the rhetorical turn in twentieth-century thought. Jensen has a h-index of 2 and has authored 7 publications with a total of 12 citations. He has collaborated with Heidi Skurat Harris on 9 shared publications and Karen Kuralt on 1 shared publication.
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- h-index: 2
- Publications: 7
- Citations: 12
Selected Publications
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Task of the Intellectual in a Time of Crisis: An Appeal to Colleagues (2025)
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The Media “Event” and Erasure of Dialogue: On Image- and Decision-Making in U.S. Elections (2025)
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The Truly "Shakespearean" Trump: Reading Fascism in Project 2025: In response to James S. Baumlin's "“The Shakespearean Moment” in American Popular/Political Culture: Editorializing in the Age of Trump" (2024)
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Rethinking the Whole “Truth” Thing (Or, Assaying “Answerability” and the Reader/Writer Contract) (2023)
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Complete Truth and Fuzzy Genres: Reading Karl Ove Knausgaard’s My Struggle (2023)
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Shifting Roles, Mimesis, Sustaining Community (2023)
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The Ethics of Nonfiction (2023)
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Introduction (2023)
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Making Confessions (2023)
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Critiquing Habit, Habitus, and Modernity (2023)
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Fighting Narration (2023)
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Making Truth Claims (2023)
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Reflecting on Self as Other (2023)
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Critiquing and Claiming Memory (2023)
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Situating Scenes (2023)
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- Chapter 11. Create, Support, and Facilitate Personal Online Writing Courses in Online Writing Programs
- Chapter 11. Create, Support, and Facilitate Personal Online Writing Courses in Online Writing Programs
- Chapter 11. Create, Support, and Facilitate Personal Online Writing Courses in Online Writing Programs
- Task of the Intellectual in a Time of Crisis: An Appeal to Colleagues
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