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A life in ideas.

Fifty years of scholarship, from the spheres of argument to the questions of public life.

109catalog entries

1974–2026the published record

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DOI-registered works are combined with his final vita (September 2024), with documented bibliographic corrections.

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109 entries

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2019
Journal article
How to think about cyber sovereignty: the case of China (publisher, opens in a new tab)
Chinese Journal of Communication
Yu Hong · G. Thomas Goodnight
38 files · 2018–2024 · earlier drafts · also continues after publication
Reprinted in China's Globalizing Internet (2022).
2019
Book chapter
“Nasty Women” (publisher, opens in a new tab)
Networking Argument
G. Thomas Goodnight
30 files · 2017 · includes earlier drafts
2019
Book chapter
The Liberal-Progressive and Conservative Presumptions (publisher, opens in a new tab)
Presumptions and Burdens of Proof
G. Thomas Goodnight
50 files · 2005–2020 · earlier drafts · also continues after publication
2019
Vita entry
Doctor Patient Communication in China: An Ethnographic Inquiry
Proceedings of the 9th ISSA Conference, Sic Sat
G. Thomas Goodnight · Yue Yang
6 files · 2017–2018 · includes earlier drafts
2018
Book chapter
When things Argue (publisher, opens in a new tab)
Recovering Argument
G. Thomas Goodnight
67 files · 2010–2024 · earlier drafts · also continues after publication
2017
Book chapter
Youth, Networks, and Civic Engagement: Communities of Belonging and Communities of Practice (publisher, opens in a new tab)
Speech and Debate as Civic Education
G. Thomas Goodnight · Minhee Son · Jin Huang · Ann Crigler
51 files · 2013–2018 · earlier drafts · also continues after publication
2017
Vita entry
Collaborative Civic Engagement: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Teaching Democracy with Elementary and University Students
Teaching Civic Engagement Across the Disciplines, APSA
G. Thomas Goodnight · Crigler et al.
2 files · 2017 · starts in publication year · timing uncertain

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A life in ideas.

2020s

Artificial Intelligence and the City (publisher, opens in a new tab)

The Cook Inlet Beluga Whale: Global Whaling, Oppositional Activism, and Community Science (publisher, opens in a new tab)

“Game changer”: the AI advocacy discourse of 2023 in the US (publisher, opens in a new tab)

Energy, publics, and the universe of communication: A dialogue with G. Thomas Goodnight (publisher, opens in a new tab)

Nuclear Power essay and Conclusion

The Chattering Mind: A Conceptual History of Everyday Talk (publisher, opens in a new tab)

The Political Mind and Rhetorical Cognition (publisher, opens in a new tab)

Georhetoric: Toward an Anthropology of Argument

Towards a Heliocentric Urbanism? Reconsidering Sunlight Through the Prism of Los Angeles Olympics 2028

Material Cultural Diplomacies of the Anthropocene (publisher, opens in a new tab)

Peitho and the Consolation of Philosophy: A Reply to Blake D. Scott

Daylight as Cultural Energy for the City

Seven Ways that the Trump Administration Surrendered our Nation to COVID

2010s

How to think about cyber sovereignty: the case of China (publisher, opens in a new tab)

“Nasty Women” (publisher, opens in a new tab)

The Liberal-Progressive and Conservative Presumptions (publisher, opens in a new tab)

Doctor Patient Communication in China: An Ethnographic Inquiry

When things Argue (publisher, opens in a new tab)

Youth, Networks, and Civic Engagement: Communities of Belonging and Communities of Practice (publisher, opens in a new tab)

Collaborative Civic Engagement: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Teaching Democracy with Elementary and University Students