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A rhetoric for the subjectivist in a world of untruth: The tasks and strategy of Soren Kierkegaard

Michael Galati Chairman of the Departments of Language Arts and Social Sciences, Lemont Township High School, Lemont, Illinois
Pages 372-380 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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Jeanine Czubaroff. (2012) Dialogue and the Prospect of Rhetoric. Review of Communication 12:1, pages 44-65.
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MatthewT. Althouse. (2010) Reading the Baptist Schism of 2000: Kierkegaardian Hermeneutics and Religious Freedom. Atlantic Journal of Communication 18:4, pages 177-193.
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Carole Blair. (1992) Contested histories of rhetoric: The politics of preservation, progress, and change. Quarterly Journal of Speech 78:4, pages 403-428.
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Carole Blair & MaryL. Kahl. (1990) Introduction: Revising the history of rhetorical theory. Western Journal of Speech Communication 54:2, pages 148-159.
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KennethN. Cissna & Rob Anderson. (1990) The contributions of Carl R. Rogers to a philosophical praxis of dialogue. Western Journal of Speech Communication 54:2, pages 125-147.
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Andrew F. Herrmann. (2008) Kierkegaard and Dialogue: The Communication of Capability. Communication Theory 18:1, pages 71-92.
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