CATANO, JAMES
PROFESSOR

 

Education: B.A., Notre Dame; Ph.D., Brown.
Research interests
: Rhetorical and Critical Theory, Gender Studies, Nonfiction Film and Prose.
Books
: Language, History, Style: Leo Spitzer and the Critical Tradition (1988); Ragged Dicks and Jobs Manly: The Rhetoric of Masculinity and the Myth of the Self-Made Man (2001).
Recent Articles
"Articulating the Values of Labor and Laboring: Civic Rhetoric and Heritage Tourism." In New Rhetorics of Working-Class Consciousness . Ed. William DeGenaro. UPitt Press. 2007.

Video Screenings
Uneasy Pieces.” 45 min. Working Class Studies Association. Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN, 2007.

"Steel Voices: From Mills to Malls and Movies." 23 min. The McDonough Art Museum. Youngstown, OH, May, 2005.

"Steel Voices: From Mills to Malls and Movies." Pilot. Professional Education and Conference Center, Canton, OH, Nov. 2004.

“Steel Voices: From Mills to Malls and Movies.” Pilot. PCA/ACA Conference. San Antonio, TX, April 2004."

"Steel Voices: From Mills to Malls and Movies." Pilot. The McDonough Art Museum. Youngstown, OH, May, 2003.

Awards
Board of Regents ATLAS Grant. $47,175. “Documenting Reality: Memory, Heritage, and the Public Life of Communities.” 7/06-7/07.

LSU Faculty Research Grant. $ 40,000. “Katrina: After the Aftermath.” With Carolyn Ware, et al. 7/06-7/07.

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