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Populist rhetoric reassessed: A paradox

Howard S. Erlich Assistant Professor of Speech, Ithaca College
Pages 140-151 | 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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JamesW. Chesebro. (1984) The symbolic construction of social realities: A case study in the rhetorical criticism of paradox. Communication Quarterly 32:2, pages 164-171.
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GaryC. Woodward. (1983) Reagan as Roosevelt: The elasticity of pseudo‐populist appeals. Central States Speech Journal 34:1, pages 44-58.
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Suzanne Volmar Riches & MalcolmO. Sillars. (1980) The status of movement criticism. Western Journal of Speech Communication 44:4, pages 275-287.
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MalcolmO. Sillars. (1980) Defining movements rhetorically: Casting the widest net. Southern Speech Communication Journal 46:1, pages 17-32.
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CAROL WILDER. (1979) THE PALO ALTO GROUP: DIFFICULTIES AND DIRECTIONS OF THE INTERACTIONAL VIEW FOR HUMAN COMMUNICATION RESEARCH. Human Communication Research 5:2, pages 171-186.
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