Gerard A. Hauser

Speech Communication, American Studies, General

Carole Blair	grad student		Penn State (Anthropology Tree)
Chantal Benoit-Barne	grad student	2003	CU Boulder
Christina C. Standerfer	grad student	2003	CU Boulder
Christine C. Hirsch	grad student	2004	CU Boulder
Amy E. Grim	grad student	2005	CU Boulder
Jennifer E. Bone	grad student	2007	CU Boulder
T. M. Scholz	grad student	2007	CU Boulder
Erin D. Underwood	grad student	2007	CU Boulder
Virginia Sanprie	grad student	2009	CU Boulder
Merrit E. Dukehart	grad student	2011	CU Boulder
Mingjie Wang	grad student	2012	CU Boulder
Lisa R. Irvin	grad student	2014	CU Boulder
Jennifer A. Malkowski	grad student	2014	CU Boulder

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Hauser GA. (2017) Introduction: Philosophy and Rhetoric - Rethinking their Intersections Philosophy and Rhetoric. 50: 371-389
Hauser GA. (2007) Philosophy and rhetoric: An abbreviated history of an evolving identity Philosophy and Rhetoric. 40: 1-14
Hauser GA. (2007) Vernacular discourse and the epistemic dimension of public opinion Communication Theory. 17: 333-339
Hauser GA, Benoit-Barne C. (2002) Reflections on Rhetoric, Deliberative Democracy, Civil Society, and Trust Rhetoric and Public Affairs. 5: 261-275
Hauser GA. (2001) On Reading and Misreading the Rhetoric of Publics and Public Spheres Argumentation and Advocacy. 37: 217-220
Hauser GA. (1999) Aristotle on epideictic: The formation of public morality Rhetoric Society Quarterly. 29: 5-23
Hauser GA. (1998) Vernacular dialogue and the rhetoricality of public opinion Communication Monographs. 65
Hauser GA. (1982) The most significant passage in Aristotle’s rhetoric, or how function may make moral philosophers of us all Rhetoric Society Quarterly. 12: 13-16
Gregg RB, Hauser GA. (1973) Richard Nixon's April 30, 1970 address on Cambodia: The “ceremony” of confrontation Communication Monographs. 40: 167-181
Hauser GA. (1971) Rhetoric as a way of knowing Communication Quarterly. 19: 43-48