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Popular music and World War II: The rhetoric of continuation

G. P. Mohrmann Professor of Rhetoric, University of California, Davis
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F. Eugene Scott Assistant Professor of Rhetoric, University of California, Davis
Pages 145-156 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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Sheryl Hurner. (2006) Discursive Identity Formation of Suffrage Women: Reframing the “Cult of True Womanhood” Through Song. Western Journal of Communication 70:3, pages 234-260.
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KerranL. Sanger. (1997) Functions of freedom singing in the civil rights movement: The activists' implicit rhetorical theory. Howard Journal of Communications 8:2, pages 179-195.
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Paula Wilson. (1996) The rhythm of rhetoric: Jesse Jackson at the 1988 democratic national convention. Southern Communication Journal 61:3, pages 253-264.
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Karen Rasmussen. (1994) Transcendence in Leonard Bernstein's Kaddish symphony . Quarterly Journal of Speech 80:2, pages 150-173.
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Christine Scodari. (1994) Johnny got his gun: Wartime songs of pacifism, patriotism and life style in 20th‐century American culture. Popular Music and Society 18:1, pages 1-17.
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WilliamF. Danaher & StephenP. Blackwelder. (1993) The emergence of blues and rap: A comparison and assessment of the context, meaning, and message . Popular Music and Society 17:4, pages 1-12.
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DeannaD. Sellnow & TimothyL. Sellnow. (1993) John Corigliano's “Symphony No. 1” as a communicative medium for the AIDS crisis. Communication Studies 44:2, pages 87-101.
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B. Lee Cooper. (1992) I'll fight for God, country, and my baby: Persistent themes in American wartime songs. Popular Music and Society 16:2, pages 95-111.
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IrvingJ. Rein & CraigM. Springer. (1986) Critical response and reply. Critical Studies in Mass Communication 3:2, pages 252-256.
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Barry Brummett. (1984) Burkean comedy and tragedy, illustrated in reactions to the arrest of John Delorean. Central States Speech Journal 35:4, pages 217-227.
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Alberto Gonzalez & JohnJ. Makay. (1983) Rhetorical ascription and the gospel according to Dylan. Quarterly Journal of Speech 69:1, pages 1-14.
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ElizabethJ. Kizer. (1983) Protest song lyrics as rhetoric. Popular Music and Society 9:1, pages 3-11.
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DavidA. Carter. (1980) The industrial workers of the world and the rhetoric of song. Quarterly Journal of Speech 66:4, pages 365-374.
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KathleenJ. Turner. (1977) Comic strips: A rhetorical perspective. Central States Speech Journal 28:1, pages 24-35.
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B. Lee Cooper. (1996) From "Love Letters" to "Miss You": Popular Recordings, Epistolary Imagery, and Romance During War-Time, 1941-1945. The Journal of American Culture 19:4, pages 15-27.
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