Communication Ethics in Dark Times: Hannah Arendt's Rhetoric of Warning and Hope

Acknowledgments

vii Acknowledgments Ioffer my thanks and gratitude to Duquesne University, the Spiritan community, and my colleagues in the Department of Communication and Rhetorical Studies. I am deeply thankful to Heather Blum, senior graduate research assistant, for her outstanding work on this project. Additionally , I am grateful to Celeste Grayson Seymour for her assistance, as well as to my colleague Janie M. Harden Fritz for her thoughtful comments. Additionally, I offer thanks to Karl Kageff, editor-in-chief at Southern Illinois University Press, and am appreciative that SIU Press is the house that maintains a number of my scholarly works. I dedicate this work with thanks and appreciation to my wife, Millie; my son, Adam; my daughter, Aimee; Rich; and Alexa. communication ethics in dark times ...