Pedagogies of Post-Truth

David H. Kahl, Jr. is professor of communication at Penn State Erie, The Behrend College. Ahmet Atay is associate professor of communication at the College of Wooster.

Table of Contents Introduction: David H. Kahl, Jr. & Ahmet Atay Section 1: Media, Post-Truth, and Pedagogy Chapter 1: Academic Freedom Under Threat: Teaching Against Trumpism in the Neoliberal University. Ann M. Savage Chapter 2: Training Journalism Students in a Post-Truth Era. John Huxford & K. Megan Hopper Chapter 3: Challenging the Discourse of Post-Truth in Media Classes: Digital Media and Cultural Pedagogies. Ahmet Atay Section 2: Post-Truth and Critical Communication Pedagogy Chapter 4: Property, Postsocialism, and Critical Communication Pedagogy in the Post-Truth Era. Jennifer A. Zenovich & Leda Cooks Chapter 5: The Hegemony of Post-Truth: Responding through Critical Communication Pedagogy. David H. Kahl, Jr. Chapter 6: Be(ing) in "Post-truth": Notes on Performing Contested Selves in/as Critical Communication Pedagogy. Simon Rousset Chapter 7: Finding Truth in a "Post-Truth" World: Critical Communication Pedagogy as Transformative Learning. Chad Woolard & Joseph Zompetti Section 3: Student Engagement, Post-Truth, and Pedagogy Chapter 8: Civic Engagement and Dialogic Approaches to Post-Truth in the Classroom. J.J. Sylvia IV Chapter 9: Roundtable Discussions: Contesting Ideologies Undergirding Post-truth Discourse with Student Agency Robert J. Razzante & Benny LeMaster Chapter 10: "TEACH US THE TRUTH:" Teaching Historical Understanding in the Era of Post-Truth Politics. Anjuli Joshi Brekke

"Speaking truth to power, Kahl and Atay's perfectly timed and much-needed edited collection comprehensively conceptualizes, compellingly critiques, and carefully considers how critical communication pedagogy can contribute to college students' capacity to recognize and resist the contemporary post-truth context in which politicians, media personnel, and other parties seek to preserve power and further persecute oppressed populations, by purposefully promoting false/fake "facts" that prey on people who are persuaded by their emotions and beliefs rather than by factual truths." -- Lawrence R. Frey, University of Colorado Boulder "Speaking truth to power, Kahl and Atay's perfectly timed and much-needed edited collection comprehensively conceptualizes, compellingly critiques, and carefully considers how critical communication pedagogy can contribute to college students' capacity to recognize and resist the contemporary post-truth context in which politicians, media personnel, and other parties seek to preserve power and further persecute oppressed populations, by purposefully promoting false/fake "facts" that prey on people who are persuaded by their emotions and beliefs rather than by factual truths." -- Deanna L. Fassett, San Jose State University