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A movement perspective on the 1972 presidential election

Herbert W. Simons Professor of Speech, Temple University
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James W. Chesebro Assistant Professor of Speech, Temple University
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C. Jack Orr Part‐time Instructor of Speech, Temple University
Pages 168-179 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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Ronald Lee. (1986) The new populist campaign for economic democracy: A rhetorical exploration. Quarterly Journal of Speech 72:3, pages 274-289.
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HerbertW. Simons. (1982) Genres, rules, and collective rhetorics: Applying the requirements‐problems‐strategies approach. Communication Quarterly 30:3, pages 181-188.
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David Zarefsky. (1980) A skeptical view of movement studies. Central States Speech Journal 31:4, pages 245-254.
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David Zarefsky. (1977) President johnson's war on poverty: The rhetoric of three “establishment” movements. Communication Monographs 44:4, pages 352-373.
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JudithS. Trent. (1975) A synthesis of methodologies used in studying political communication. Central States Speech Journal 26:4, pages 287-297.
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JudithS. Trent & JimmieD. Trent. (1974) The rhetoric of the challenger: George Stanley McGovern. Central States Speech Journal 25:1, pages 11-18.
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