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Valerie Palmer‐Mehta

5 works· latest 2022· 1 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0009-0006-6787-8346

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A Superhero for Gays?: Gay Masculinity andGreen Lantern2005 · 17 citations
The Wisdom of Folly: Disrupting Masculinity inKing of the Hill1 This essay is derived from her dissertation, “Burdened Bodies: A Rhetorical Analysis of White Masculinity in US Media,” Wayne State University, 2002 (Mary M. Garrett, dir.). A version of the essay was presented at the 2002 Central States Communication Association Conference in Milwaukee.2006 · 15 citations
Refracting Mental Illness Through Disability: Towards a New Politic of Cultural Locations2013 · 13 citations
The Performance of Silence in Cristian Mungiu's4 Months, 3 Weeks, and 2 Days2011 · 12 citations
“It's the truth about women— that we get lost”: Andrea Dworkin, public memory, and archival resilience2022 · 1 citations

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“It's the truth about women— that we get lost”: Andrea Dworkin, public memory, and archival resilience

Quarterly Journal of Speech·2022·1 author

1citations

Refracting Mental Illness Through Disability: Towards a New Politic of Cultural Locations

The Journal of American Culture·2013·1 author

13citations

The Performance of Silence in Cristian Mungiu's4 Months, 3 Weeks, and 2 Days

Text and Performance Quarterly·2011·2 authors

12citations

The Wisdom of Folly: Disrupting Masculinity inKing of the Hill1 This essay is derived from her dissertation, “Burdened Bodies: A Rhetorical Analysis of White Masculinity in US Media,” Wayne State University, 2002 (Mary M. Garrett, dir.). A version of the essay was presented at the 2002 Central States Communication Association Conference in Milwaukee.

Text and Performance Quarterly·2006·1 author

15citations

A Superhero for Gays?: Gay Masculinity andGreen Lantern

The Journal of American Culture·2005·2 authors

17citations