Zornitsa D Keremidchieva

Contact Me

zkeremid@umn.edu

Affiliations

• Communication Studies

Educational Background & Specialties

Educational Background

• B.A.: Business Administration and English, American University in Bulgaria, 1997.
• M.A.: English: Composition, Rhetoric, and Pedagogy, University of Maine, 1999.
• M.A.: Communication, University of Maine, 2001.
• Ph.D.: Communication Studies, University of Minnesota, 2007.

Curriculum Vitae

Specialties

• Rhetorical Studies; Feminist Political Theory and Democratic Theory; Congressional and public policy discourse; women's and immigrants' civic and political organizations

Publications

• Keremidchieva, Zornitsa D (2017). From International to National Engagement and Back: The YWCA’s Communicative Techniques of Americanisation in the Aftermath of WWI. Women’s History Review, 26, 280-295.
• Keremidchieva, Zornitsa D (2015). The Migrant Self: Intercultural Adaptation as Narrative Struggle. Globalizing Intercultural Communication: A Reader , 188-197.
• Keremidchieva, Zornitsa D (2015). The Egoist Lifestyle: Gender, Community and the ‘New Generation’ of Post-Communist Bulgaria . Feminist Media Studies, 15, 113-132.
• Keremidchieva, Zornitsa D (2014). The US Congressional Record as a Technology of Representation: Toward a Materialist Theory of Institutional Argumentation . Journal of Argumentation in Context, 3, 57-82.
• Keremidchieva, Zornitsa D (2013). The Congressional Debates on the 19th Amendment: Jurisdictional Rhetoric and the Assemblage of the US Body Politic. Quarterly Journal of Speech, 99, 51-73.
• Keremidchieva, Zornitsa D (2012). Legislative Reform, the Congressional Caucus for Women’s Issues, and the Crisis of Women’s Political Representation. Women & Language, 35, 13-38.
• Keremidchieva, Zornitsa D (2009). Cultures of Argument and the Democratic Imaginary. Argumentation & Advocacy, 46, 116-119.
• Keremidchieva, Zornitsa D (2008). Race, Sex, and Class in Rhetorical Criticism. The Sage Handbook of Rhetorical Studies, 461-476.
• Keremidchieva, Zornitsa D (2006). Gender and public address. Sage Handbook of Gender and Communication , 185-199.