Michael Huspek is Associate Professor of Communication at California State University, San Marcos Gary P. Radford is Associate Professor of Communication at William Paterson College of New Jersey.

"This volume is engaging to read. It addresses important theoretical issues from styles of academic writing and arguing, to subjectivities, to Foucault's notions of discourse, struggle, and blank space, to otherness, to social constructions of the body. Additionally, significant social issues are addressed from legal and medical proceedings, to rape, to effects of radiation. Combining these ideas with these issues, and addressing the general theme of boundaries between discourses and selves, takes the reader through a rich and fascinating set of theoretical materials and social dynamics." — Donal Carbaugh, author of Situating Selves: The Communication of Social Identities in American Scenes

• Acknowledgments IntroductionCommunication and the Voice of OtherMichael Huspek 1. Textual Violence in Academe: On Writing with Respect for One's OthersJohn Shotter 2. Seeing Oneself Through Other's Eyes in Social InquiryKlaus Krippendorff 3. Unheard Voices from Unknown Places: Saving the Subject for ScienceLenore Langsdorf 4. Foucault on the "Other Within"Michael Huspek 5. Foucault Inserted: Philosophy, Struggle, and TransgressionGary P. Radford 6. An Attempt to Contribute to the Rhetoric of Science Movement: From Monologue to DialogueBranislav Kovacic, Donald P. Cushman, and Robert C. MacDougall 7. Establishing Interdependence in Employee-Owned Democratic OrganizationsTeresa M. Harrison 8. Transcribing the Body and Materializing the Subject: Women's Victim Narratives in Penalty Phase TestimonySara Cobb 9. Channel Surfing for Rape and Resistance on Court TVLynn Comerford 10. Insiders in the Body: Communication, Multiple Personalities, and the Body PoliticJoseph Gemin 11. Defining Occupational Disease: An Archaeology of Medical KnowledgeAlan G. Gross 12. Shooting Downwind: Depicting the Radiated Body in Epidemiology and Documentary PhotographyBryan C. Taylor 13. The Limits of Cummunication: Lyotard and Levinas on OthernessAndrew R. Smith PostscriptTransgressing Discourses, the Voice of Other, and Kant's Foggy Island of TruthGary P. Radford About the Contributors Subject and Citation Index

Michael Huspek is Associate Professor of Communication at California State University, San Marcos Gary P. Radford is Associate Professor of Communication at William Paterson College of New Jersey.

"This volume is engaging to read. It addresses important theoretical issues from styles of academic writing and arguing, to subjectivities, to Foucault's notions of discourse, struggle, and blank space, to otherness, to social constructions of the body. Additionally, significant social issues are addressed from legal and medical proceedings, to rape, to effects of radiation. Combining these ideas with these issues, and addressing the general theme of boundaries between discourses and selves, takes the reader through a rich and fascinating set of theoretical materials and social dynamics." — Donal Carbaugh, author of Situating Selves: The Communication of Social Identities in American Scenes

• Acknowledgments IntroductionCommunication and the Voice of OtherMichael Huspek 1. Textual Violence in Academe: On Writing with Respect for One's OthersJohn Shotter 2. Seeing Oneself Through Other's Eyes in Social InquiryKlaus Krippendorff 3. Unheard Voices from Unknown Places: Saving the Subject for ScienceLenore Langsdorf 4. Foucault on the "Other Within"Michael Huspek 5. Foucault Inserted: Philosophy, Struggle, and TransgressionGary P. Radford 6. An Attempt to Contribute to the Rhetoric of Science Movement: From Monologue to DialogueBranislav Kovacic, Donald P. Cushman, and Robert C. MacDougall 7. Establishing Interdependence in Employee-Owned Democratic OrganizationsTeresa M. Harrison 8. Transcribing the Body and Materializing the Subject: Women's Victim Narratives in Penalty Phase TestimonySara Cobb 9. Channel Surfing for Rape and Resistance on Court TVLynn Comerford 10. Insiders in the Body: Communication, Multiple Personalities, and the Body PoliticJoseph Gemin 11. Defining Occupational Disease: An Archaeology of Medical KnowledgeAlan G. Gross 12. Shooting Downwind: Depicting the Radiated Body in Epidemiology and Documentary PhotographyBryan C. Taylor 13. The Limits of Cummunication: Lyotard and Levinas on OthernessAndrew R. Smith PostscriptTransgressing Discourses, the Voice of Other, and Kant's Foggy Island of TruthGary P. Radford About the Contributors Subject and Citation Index