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Kenneth Burke on form

Robert L. Heath Associate Professor of Speech, University of Houston
Pages 392-404 | Published online: 06 Jun 2009

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CharlesJ. G. Griffin. (2003) Movement as memory: Significant form in eyes on the prize . Communication Studies 54:2, pages 196-210.
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Dean Scheibel. (2002) The cat with the “strat” comes back: A Burkeian‐Weickian primer for organizing narrative. Southern Communication Journal 67:4, pages 303-318.
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KathrynM. Olson. (1995) The function of form in newspapers' political conflict coverage: The New York Times' shaping of expectations in the Bitburg controversy. Political Communication 12:1, pages 43-64.
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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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Charles Conrad. (1993) Political Debates as Televisual Form. Argumentation and Advocacy 30:2, pages 62-76.
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NeilR. Leroux. (1992) Perceiving rhetorical style: Toward a framework for criticism. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 22:4, pages 29-44.
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CharlesJ. G. Griffin. (1990) The rhetoric of form in conversion narratives. Quarterly Journal of Speech 76:2, pages 152-163.
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JamesW. Chesebro. (1988) Epistemology and ontology as dialectical modes in the writings of Kenneth Burke. Communication Quarterly 36:3, pages 175-191.
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Robert Francesconi. (1986) Free Jazz and black nationalism: A rhetoric of musical style. Critical Studies in Mass Communication 3:1, pages 36-49.
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Janice Schuetz. (1986) Overlays of Argument in Legislative Process. The Journal of the American Forensic Association 22:4, pages 223-234.
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WalterR. Fisher & Wayne Brockriede. (1984) Kenneth Burke's realism. Central States Speech Journal 35:1, pages 35-42.
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George Cheney. (1983) The rhetoric of identification and the study of organizational communication. Quarterly Journal of Speech 69:2, pages 143-158.
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Janice Schuetz. (1983) The Evolution of Argument and the Pursuit of Free Expression by Alexander Solzhenitsyn. The Journal of the American Forensic Association 19:3, pages 133-149.
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Philip Wander. (1983) The ideological turn in modern criticism. Central States Speech Journal 34:1, pages 1-18.
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Robert L Heath & Damion Waymer. (2014) Terrorism: Social capital, social construction, and constructive society?. Public Relations Inquiry 3:2, pages 227-244.
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Neil R. Leroux. (1994) Luther's Am Neujahrstage: Style as Argument . Rhetorica 12:1, pages 1-42.
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