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Publications

Edited Works
Speech and Debate as Civic Education. Eds J. Michael Hogan, Jessica A. Kurr, Michael J. Bergmaier, and Jeremy D. Johnson. University Park: Penn State University Press, 2017.

“Speech and Debate as Civic Education.” Eds. J. Michael Hogan, Jessica A. Kurr, Jeremy D. Johnson, and Michael J. Bergmaier. Communication Education 65, no. 4 (2016).

Journal Articles
“Theorizing Network Bias and Teaching Mêtic Invention in Online Search.” Computers and Composition 56 (2020).

“Networked Reality and Technological Power: Argumentation and Memory in Facebook Memorials for Nelson Mandela.” Argumentation & Advocacy 54 (2018).

“The Rhetoric and Poetics of Speech and Debate.” Argumentation & Advocacy 53, no. 2 (2017): 149-162.

Book Chapters
“On Shifting the Stasis of Online Argument.” Co-authored with Michael Steudeman. Forthcoming in Teaching Demagoguery and Democracy, ed. Michael J. Steudeman, Intermezzo Online Press.

“Algorithm.” In Eds. Michele Kennerly, Samuel Fredrick, and Jonathan Abel, Information: Keywords. New York: Columbia University Press, Forthcoming 2021.

“Timescape 9/11: Networked Memories.” In Ed. Carol Winkler, Networking Argument. New York: Routledge, 2019.

“Ethics, Agency, and Power: Toward an Algorithmic Rhetoric.” In Eds. Amber Davisson and Aaron Hess, Theorizing Digital Rhetoric. London: Routledge, 2017.

“Isocratean Tropos and Mediated Multiplicity.” Co-authored with Rosa Eberly. In Eds. Damien Pfister and Michele Kennerly, Ancient Rhetorics and Digital Networks. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press, 2018.

Book Reviews
Networked Media, Networked Rhetorics: Attention and Deliberation in the Early Blogosphere, by Damien Pfister. Quarterly Journal of Speech 102, no. 3 (2016): 328-332.

Rhet-Ops: Rhetoric and Information Warfare, edited by Jim Ridolfo and William Hart-Davidson. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 50 (2020).

Other Press
“The Geopolitical Rhetorics of Networked Mapping.” Digital Doxa Blog, March 2020.

“Becoming the Bot.” Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative blog, April 2018.

In Progress
Jeremy David Johnson, “Networked Disinformation and YouTube’s Fantasy of Counter-Information.” Under review. Submitted for Enculturation special issue, “Doing Rhetoric in a Post-Truth Era.”

Jeremy David Johnson, Algorithmic Architects: Rhetoric and Information in Networked Worlds. Manuscript in progress.

“Networked Disinformation and YouTube's Fantasy of Counter-Information.” Submitted for special issue of enculturation, "Doing Rhetoric in a Post-Truth Era."

Algorithmic Architects: Rhetoric and Information in Networked Worlds. Book manuscript in progress.

Selected Presentations

Invited Talks

“Google’s ‘Ground Truth’ and the Rhetoric of Anti-Conservative Bias.” Invited presentation at Digital Rhetoric/Digital Media in the Post-Truth Age, University of Alabama, March 2019.

“Algorithms, Rhetoric, and Political Controversy: Tracing the Effects of Automation on Public Discourse.” Invited presentation at Ripon College, April 2018.

“Algorithmic Architects: Rhetoric’s Kosmos and Rick Santorum.” Presentation for Penn State Center for Democratic Deliberation, April 2017.

“Stasis, Rhesis; Topos, Tekmerion; Ethos, Tropos; Identity, Plastiduditude.” Presentation with Rosa Eberly and A.W. Cody. Camp Rhetoric, Penn State University, Feb. 2017.

“Speech and Debate as Civic Education.” Invited presentation with Jessica A. Kurr. Penn State Department of Communication Arts and Sciences colloquium, Dec. 2016.

“Constitutional Rhetoric and the Plight of Snowden.” Invited presentation for panel on Edward Snowden, Penn State University College of Communications, Oct. 2013.

Conference Presentations

“Marginalizing Queer Voices in YouTube’s Algorithmic Agora.” Presented to the National Communication Association Convention, Salt Lake City, UT, 2018.

“Rhetoric’s Kosmos: Being in a Networked World.” Presented to the National Communication Association Convention, Salt Lake City, UT, 2018.

“Searching for Robert Fisher: Unmasking Misogyny on Reddit.” Presented to the Rhetoric Society of America Conference, Minneapolis, MN, May 2018.

“Tay – Zo: Microsoft’s AI Chat Bots and Rhetorical Reflexivity.” Presented to the Rhetoric Society of America Conference, Minneapolis, MN, May 2018.

“Personalized Publics and Racializing Algorithms." Presented at the National Communication Association Convention, Dallas, TX, Nov. 2017.

“Algorithmic Memories.” Presented on Algorithms & Public Discourse panel, National Communication Association Convention, Dallas, TX, Nov. 2017.

“Timescape 9/11: Networked Memories.” Presented to the Alta Argumentation Conference, Alta, UT, July 2017.

“The Networked Swarm.” Presented on panel, “Networks, Swarms, Ciphers, and Ephemeral Publics: Theories of Conjoint Being and Action,” National Communication Association Convention, Philadelphia, PA, Nov. 2016.

“Objectivity’s Rhetorical Effects.” Panel presentation, National Communication Association Convention, Philadelphia, PA, Nov. 2016.

“Kosmos in Cosmos: Communicating Scientific Order in Primetime Television.” Presented at the Rhetoric Society of America Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, May 2016.

“The ‘Public Good’ and ‘Public Interests’ of Communication: Debating the Communications Act of 1934 and the FCC’s Net Neutrality Policies.” Presented at the Rhetoric Society of America Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, May 2016.

“Mourning Vile Rat: Electronic Epideictic and the Masks of Antiquity.” Presented to the American Society for the History of Rhetoric Division at the National Communication Association Convention, Chicago, Illinois, November 2014.

“Textualizing Deliberation: Arrangement and Representation of Rhetoric in the Oregon Citizens' Initiative Review.” Co-authored with Mark Hlavacik and John Gastil.  Presented at the Rhetoric Society of America Conference, San Antonio, Texas, May 2014.

“When Worlds (Of Warcraft) Collide: Rhetorics of Digital Identity and Politics.”  Presented to the Critical and Cultural Studies Division at the National Communication Association Convention,  Washington, D.C., November 2013.

“Forging the Enemy: A Discursive Analysis of the ‘Anonymous’ Hate Machine.”  Presented to the Communication and the Future Division at the National Communication Association Convention, Orlando, Florida, November 2012.

“The Paradoxes of Martyrdom: Media Coverage and Discourse Surrounding Gay Suicides.” Presented to the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Communication Studies Division at the National Communication Association Convention, New Orleans, Louisiana, November 2011.