The declaration marking the transition from peace to war gives individuals new roles by redefining correct behavior during a period of hostilities. Five specific naming strategies identified in the declarations of war in World War I are investigated in this essay
Central States Speech Journal
Volume 36, 1985 - Issue 1-2
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