KB Journal 12.2 (Spring 2017)
Special Isssue Editor: Jodie Nicotra
KB Journal Editor: David Blakesley
Associate Editors: Glen Southergill and Rochelle Gregory
This special includes work developed from presentations first delivered at the 9th Triennial Conference of the Kenneth Burke Society held in St. Louis, Missouri, in 2014 and hosted by Saint Louis University. The conference was chaired by Paul Lynch and Nathaniel Rivers and had has its focus "attitudes toward technology and technology's own attitude." This issue of KB Journal also includes new work not originally presented at this conference but developed independently and published here for the first time.
Articles, Projects, and Poetry in the Special Issue
- Keynote Address: The Uses of Compulsion: Addressing Burke's Technological Psychosis by Jodie Nicotra
- Technological Devolution, Social Innovation: Attitudes Toward Industry by M. Elizabeth Weiser
- Consummation: Kenneth Burke's Third Creative Motive by David Erland Isaksen
- Kenneth Burke Digital Archive by Ethan Sproat
- Kenneth Burke WUSTL Reading, 4 Dec. 1970, Washington University at St. Louis, transcribed by Adam Humes and Ethan Sproat
- Kenneth Burke Discussion with Howard Nemerov, 4 Mar. 1971, Washington University at St. Louis, transcribed by Adam Humes and Ethan Sproat
- Pentadic Leaves (poem) by Steven B. Katz
Articles and Multimedia Projects
- When Actions Collide: Motive Constructions Spanning Different Acts by Clarke Rountree
- The January 1832 Debate on Slavery in Virginia: Clashing Scenes and Terministic Screens by Jim A. Kuypers
- Burke on Psychodynamic Aesthetics: Forms that Help Us Cope by Christian Kock
- Indexing: Kenneth Burke's Method of Textual Analysis (multimedia) by David Erland Isaksen
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