Publication Date
5-2018
Abstract
In this issue:
Art Therapy and Virtues Between the Young and Old by Ellen Gibbs
Representation in Media – The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly by Hiwalani Kapanui
EDM: Spirituality in Sound by Abigail Lehner
Local Reactions, Revolutionary Implications: The Stamp Act Rebellion in Portsmouth, New Hampshire as a Precursor to American Independenceby Charlotte Harris
“Playing” to God: An Analysis of Video Games through the Lens of Religion by Jason Paul
Protest Policing and the Privatization of Surveillance by Jenna Ward
The Importance of Overall Structure in Conducting a Medical Encounterby Lindsey Hall
A Tropic Understanding of Street Art as a Persuader for Social and Political Advocacy by Lindsay Kosel
Conversation Analysis: An Interaction between Amy Schumer and Ellen DeGeneres by Jennifer Royka
Understanding the “Other” Perspective by Sriyaa Shah
The Ethics of Documentary Photography in a Digital Age by Laura Olivier
Recognition on the Olympic Stage: The Tension between Olympism and Universalism by Alana McKay
Yes, White People Can Be Terrorists, Too by Dillon Mulhern
Queer It Up: Queering Food Justice by Zoë Parsons
Shaping Adolescence: The benefit of Young Adult novels, specifically This One Summer by Tali Cherim
You Have to See It to Believe It: Mental Illness vs. Physical Illness in Nate Powell’s Swallow Me Whole by Tali Cherim
Recommended Citation
(2018)
"Comm-entary, Spring 2018 - Full Issue,"
Comm-entary: Vol. 14:
Iss.
1, Article 1.
Available at:
https://scholars.unh.edu/comm-entary/vol14/iss1/1