Sommaire:
◊ Peace talks: indexical master tropes and their potential for conflict in the construction of national identity
◊ The making of a civic discourse on controversial historical past: from denial to parrhesia
◊ Writing a love letter to your (perceived) enemy: Thich Nhat Hạnh and the rhetoric of nonviolence
◊ Ethiopian journalism from self-censoring to silence: a case of reporting on internal conflict
◊ La communication publique contre les garants de la paix : l`exemple des signes religieux dans les lieux publics
◊ Sustainability and ethnic peace discourse: in search for synergies from bringing together discourses on intercultural communication and on global sustainability

Vol. 10, No 1 (19)/2017

Guest Editors: Noemi MARIN, Lara MARTIN LENGEL

This special issue of ESSACHESS-Journal of Communication Studies offers rhetorical and/or cultural-critical perspectives on peace, non-violence, and the role of civic discourse in contemporary times. Intended for both academic and civic readership, the issue covers international scholarship that focuses mainly on the last 30 years of communication and rhetorical perspectives on peace-related discourse, including the historic period following 1989 that created a democratization of public discourse throughout the world, yet engaging even more peace and conflict as paradigmatic perspectives on migration, terrorism, communism, and political and social change.

Contributori:

Julia BERGER, Dominic BUSCH, Maria-Sabina DRAGA ALEXANDRU, Elena FELL, Joshua FRYE, Marouf HASIAN, Anne-Helene LE CORNEC UBERTINI, Giovanna LEONE, Mulatu Alemayehu MOGES, Jana MOLLER-KIERO, M. PHILLIPS-ANDERSON, R. PHILLIPS-ANDERSON, Mauro SARRICA, Bogdan STEFANESCU, Marieke STEIN, Macy SUCHAN, Rulon WOOD, Angelo Maria CIMINO, Jairo FERREIRA, Oscar TRAVERSA.