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Rushing, Frentz, and the Matter of Psychological Rhetorical Criticism

Bruce E. GronbeckCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 159-163 | Published online: 22 Sep 2006
 
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Notes

Sillars & Gronbeck (Citation2001) in fact have a chapter on psychoanalytical criticism, though I will admit to leaving its writing to Sillars.

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Bruce E. Gronbeck

Bruce E. Gronbeck, University of Iowa. Serving as Director of the University of Iowa Center for Media Studies and Political Culture, he thanks the Obermann Center of Advanced Studies at the University for housing his center and providing resources for his work, and Arthur Bochner for the invitation to consider the contributions of Rushing and Frentz to rhetorical criticism.

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