Joel Lansing Reed
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Also affiliated: Monmouth College (2021–2022); University of Missouri (2018)
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Joel Lansing Reed's research centers on critical discourse analysis within political and social contexts. His work examines the rhetoric employed in political campaigns, focusing on themes such as democracy, political economy, and duty to America, as evidenced by his publications on US Senate debates and primary debates. Reed also investigates the intersection of identity, community resilience, and restorative rhetoric, particularly in response to societal challenges like terrorism. Additionally, his research explores branding and communication strategies related to neurodiversity in the workforce, analyzing how these concepts are framed within communicative capitalism and empowerment frameworks. His scholarship also touches upon the rhetoric of political figures and its relationship to societal issues and political ideologies, including analyses of originalism and religion in political discourse. Reed has published 15 works, with an h-index of 4 and 49 total citations.
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- h-index: 4
- Publications: 15
- Citations: 60
Selected Publications
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Networks of neuronormativity: Toward a systemic understanding of marginalization in public relations (2025)
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Utility and Democracy in Political Campaign Advertising: Toward a Rule-Utilitarian Ethic for Political Marketing and the Ethics of Meddling in the Other Party’s Primary (2025)
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Finding congressional voice: Fenno’s paradox and congressional public relations in the aftermath of the 2017 congressional baseball shooting (2024)
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The rhetoric of democracy in United States Senate campaign debates (2024)
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Branding Neurodiversity: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Communicative Capitalism and Change Empowerment Among Neurodiversity Workforce Intermediaries (2023)
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A Handmaid’s Tale: Amy Coney Barrett, originalism, and the specter of religion (2023)
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- Branding Neurodiversity: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Communicative Capitalism and Change Empowerment Among Neurodiversity Workforce Intermediaries
- Networks of neuronormativity: Toward a systemic understanding of marginalization in public relations
- Branding Neurodiversity: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Communicative Capitalism and Change Empowerment Among Neurodiversity Workforce Intermediaries
- Networks of neuronormativity: Toward a systemic understanding of marginalization in public relations
- A Handmaid’s Tale: Amy Coney Barrett, originalism, and the specter of religion
- The rhetoric of democracy in United States Senate campaign debates
- The rhetoric of democracy in United States Senate campaign debates
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