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Catherine Egley Waggoner is Associate Professor of Communication in the Department of Communication at Wittenberg University. Her research interests include the performative dimensions and discursive constructions of femininity, and her work in these areas has appeared in Text and Performance Quarterly and Critical Studies in Media Communication. Email: [email protected]

Helene A. Shugart is Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication at the University of Utah. Her research addresses how gender, sexuality, race/ethnicity, and power play out rhetorically in mediated popular culture. Her work has been featured in Critical Studies in Media Communication, Quarterly Journal of Speech, Text and Performance Quarterly, and Communication Theory. Email: [email protected]

Helene A. Shugart is Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication at the University of Utah. Her research addresses how gender, sexuality, race/ethnicity, and power play out rhetorically in mediated popular culture. Her work has been featured in Critical Studies in Media Communication, Quarterly Journal of Speech, Text and Performance Quarterly, and Communication Theory. Email: [email protected]

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Catherine Egley Waggoner

Catherine Egley Waggoner is Associate Professor of Communication in the Department of Communication at Wittenberg University. Her research interests include the performative dimensions and discursive constructions of femininity, and her work in these areas has appeared in Text and Performance Quarterly and Critical Studies in Media Communication. Email: [email protected] Helene A. Shugart is Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication at the University of Utah. Her research addresses how gender, sexuality, race/ethnicity, and power play out rhetorically in mediated popular culture. Her work has been featured in Critical Studies in Media Communication, Quarterly Journal of Speech, Text and Performance Quarterly, and Communication Theory. Email: [email protected]