This page collects the digitized full text Masters Theses of the Department of Communication Studies at Eastern Illinois University.

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Theses from 2007

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Fathers' and young sons' everyday talk: A conversation analytic study of topic initiation and development, Stacia Jayne Ozier

Theses from 2006

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Cinematic scripture: The structure and usage of The Lord of the Rings as equipment for living, Brent Yergensen

Theses from 2005

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Chinese and English discourse in business communication: A case study of a U.S. executive of a multinational corporation in China, Jinghui Liu

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Searching for what was lost: An autoethnography on disclosure, identity, and social construction from a rape victim and survivor's perspective, Sarah R. Moll

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Teens Talk with Parents about Sex, Alcohol, Drugs, and Suicide... Or Do They?, Vanessa Sneed

Theses from 2004

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Subsemy: Using Subversion to Create Multiple Meanings in Rhetorical Texts, Kane Madison Click

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Sibling Interaction: Sisters' Use of Advice Episodes in the Construction of Relational Identities, Melissa R. Gornick

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The Changing Identity of Feminism in the Third Wave: A Critical Analysis, Jillian Marie Klean

Theses from 1988

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Communication Through Athletic History at Eastern Illinois University: 1899-1988, Michael H. Chron

Theses from 1974

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A Historical-Rhetorical Analysis of Selections of Martin Luther's Rhetoric, Maynard D. Hilgendorf

Theses from 1963

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A Guide for Students Interested in Graduate Study in Rhetoric and Public Address, Donald Linn Grigsby

Theses from 1961

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A Plan for Teaching Listening at Benjamin Franklin Junior High School, Springfield, Illinois, Charles R. Pulliam

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A Rhetorical Analysis of Jane Addams' Speech of July 9, 1915, Delvenia Gail Shadwell

Theses from 1960

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A Study of the Simplicity of Language in Selected Public Addresses of Abraham Lincoln, Barbara VanAult Wallace

Theses from 1956

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Six Major Problems of Teaching Speech in High School, Raymond L. Fischer