Kristine Warrenburg Rome

Publication:

• Warrenburg Rome, K. (2022). The Kisceral Connection: A Life Beyond Logical Reasoning with the Phish, Public Philosophy Journal, v. 4, no. 3., https://pubhub.lib.msu.edu/projects/vol-4-no-3-2022
• Warrenburg Rome, K. (2018). Martin Luther King and Whiteness: Reconsidering ‘Care for the Other’ Rhetoric. In R.C. Evans (Ed.), Critical Insights: Martin Luther King, Jr. New York: Salem Press.
• Warrenburg Rome, K. (2018). Counterpublicity and the Trail of Broken Treaties: Why not AIM for new sites of deliberation? In J. E. Black & C.R. Kelly (Eds.), Decolonizing Public Address: American Indian Rhetoric and the Struggle for Self-Determination. New York: Peter Lang Publishing.
• Warrenburg, K. (2009). The invisible argument: Recognizing race through visceral reasoning.  In Argument cultures: Proceedings of the 8^th conference University of Windsor. Ontario Society for the Study of Argumentation. 
• Warrenburg, K. (2007). Aesthetic argument: Moving beyond logic. In F.H. van Eemeren (Ed.), Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference on Argumentation. Amsterdam, The Netherlands: International Society for the Study of Argumentation.
• Hicks, D., Margesson, R., & Warrenburg, K. (2005). Political reasonableness in contemporary argumentation theory: A content analysis of the New York Times, 1860-2004, Contemporary Argumentation and Debate, v. 26, p. 1-12.

Selected Convention Papers/Presentations:

• Warrenburg Rome, K (2022, November). Engaging Listening & Dialogue through Art and Story to Reach Across Difference. Presenter, as part of a panel discussion, at the DisPLACEing Power and Privilege in Public Speaking: Re-Constructing the Introductory Course through Critical Pedagogical Theory and Praxis Pre-Conference, National Communication Association, New Orleans, LA.
• Warrenburg Rome, K. (2020, November). A Landmark for Peace Memorial: In the Shadows of RFK and MLK. Paper presented at the National Communication Association, Public Address Division, Virtual.
• Warrenburg Rome, K. (2019, May). Unpredictable Phamiliarity: Atopic Performance Art & the Fourth Persona. Paper presented at the first peer-reviewed academic conference of Phish Studies: An Interdisciplinary Conference on the Band, its Music, and its Fans, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR.
• Warrenburg Rome, K. (2019, November). Time, Tone, and the Trace of Ethics: Commemorating Injustice & Calling for Peace 50 Years Later. Paper presented at the African American Public Address Pre-Conference, National Communication Association, Baltimore, MD.
• Warrenburg Rome, K. (2018, November). The Resounding Echoes Grow: Commemorating the Ethical Trace of RFK and MLK at King Park. Paper presented at the National Communication Association conference, Communication Ethics Division, Salt Lake City, UT. (Refereed).
• Warrenburg Rome, K. (2018, November). Decolonizing Native American Rhetoric: Communicating Self-Determination. Presenter, part of a roundtable discussion, at the National Communication Association conference, Public Address Division/American Studies Division, Salt Lake City, UT.
• Warrenburg Rome, K. (2018, April). Musings on Ronald C. Arnett’s Levinas's Rhetorical Demand: The Unending Obligation of Communication Ethics. Paper presented as part of a roundtable discussion at the Southern States Communication Association conference, Philosophy and Ethics of Communication Interest Group, Nashville, TN.
• Warrenburg Rome, K. (2015, April). Free at Last: New Media Memory in the Nation’s Oldest City. Paper presented at the Southern States Communication Association conference, Freedom of Speech Division, Tampa, FL.
• Warrenburg Rome, K. (2014, April). Ethics & Dialogue in Community-Integrative Education. Paper presented at the Southern States Communication Association conference, Philosophy and Ethics of Communication Interest Group, New Orleans, LA.
• Warrenburg Rome, K. (2013, April). Communication Ethics & the Collection of Oral Histories: Putting Community First. Paper presented at the Eastern Communication Association conference, Theory & Methodology Interest Group, Pittsburg, PA.
• Warrenburg, K. (2011, November). Visual Voices at the Monson Motor Lodge Protest: Visceral Reasoning Ignited by a ‘Dive-in’. Paper presented at the National Communication Association conference, Top NCA Theme Papers in Visual Communication, Convention Theme Group/Visual Communication Division, New Orleans, LA. (Refereed).
• Warrenburg, K. (2010, November). Death, Canonization, and Memory: The Rhetorical Implications of Shifting Grief. Paper presented as part of a panel discussion at the National Communication Association conference, American Studies Division, San Francisco, CA.
• Warrenburg, K. (2009, June).  The Invisible Argument:  Recognizing Race in Visceral Reasoning.  Paper presented at the Argumentation Cultures conference, sponsored by the Ontario Society for the Study of Argumentation, University of Windsor, Ontario, Canada.
• Warrenburg, K. (2007, November). Phenomenology as Method:  Accounting for Context in Argumentation.  Paper presented at the National Communication Association conference, Argumentation and Forensics Division, Chicago, IL. (Refereed).
• Warrenburg, K. (2007, November). Democratic Phenomenology:  Taking up the Politics of Authenticity, Style, and Feelings. Paper presented, as part of a roundtable discussion, at the National Communication Association conference, Critical Cultural Studies, Chicago, IL.
• Warrenburg, K. (2006, June). Aesthetic Argument: Moving Beyond Logic. Paper presented at the sixth International Conference on Argumentation, Emotion in Argumentation, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
• Hicks, D., Margesson, R., & Warrenburg, K. (2005, May). Political Reasonableness: A Content Analysis of the New York Times 1860-2004. Paper presented at The Uses of Argument conference, sponsored by the Ontario Society for the Study of Argumentation, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
• Hicks, D., Margesson, R., & Warrenburg, K. (2005, August). The Community of the Reasonable and the Responsible: A Content Analysis of the New York Times Editorial Page, 1860-2004. Paper presented at the NCA/AFA conference on Argumentation, Alta, UT.
• Warrenburg, K. (2004, November). Dialogic Rhetoric: A Night in Indianapolis in 1968.  Paper presented at the National Communication Association conference, Top Four Student Papers, Communication Ethics Division, Chicago, IL. (Refereed).
• Warrenburg, K. (2003, September). April 4, 1968: The Power of Rhetoric in Keeping Peace in Indianapolis. Paper presented at the Rocky Mountain Interdisciplinary History conference, Boulder, CO. (Refereed).
• Warrenburg, K. (2003, February). Robert Kennedy and the Death of Martin Luther King, Jr.: A Moral Predicament Addressed. Paper presented at the Indiana Association of Historians conference, Richmond, IN.

Area of Research:

• Rhetorical theory and criticism
• Rhetoric and public address
• Rhetoric of social movements
• Rhetoric of race
• Material rhetoric
• Public Memory
• Argumentation theory and aesthetics
• Communication ethics
• Dialogue
• Public deliberation