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The contributory effect of rhetorical discourse: A study of language‐in‐use

Richard A. Cherwitz Assistant Professor of Speech Communication, University of Texas, Austin
Pages 33-50 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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StephenH. Browne. (1982) Daniel O'Connell and the language of confrontation. Southern Speech Communication Journal 48:1, pages 65-76.
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KeithV. Erickson & WallaceV. Schmidt. (1982) Presidential political silence: Rhetoric and the rose garden strategy. Southern Speech Communication Journal 47:4, pages 402-421.
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Barry Brummett. (1981) Burkean scapegoating, mortification, and transcendence in presidential campaign rhetoric. Central States Speech Journal 32:4, pages 254-264.
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RichardA. Cherwitz. (1981) Charles Morris' conception of semiotic: Implications for rhetorical criticism. Communication Quarterly 29:3, pages 218-227.
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PhillipK. Tompkins, RichardE. Vatz, JohnH. Patton, Lloyd Bitzer, WalterF. Stromer, JamesF. Klumpp, ThomasA. Hollihan & JosephJ. Pilotta. (1981) The forum. Quarterly Journal of Speech 67:1, pages 93-108.
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Leo R. Chavez, Belinda Campos, Karina Corona, Daina Sanchez & Catherine Belyeu Ruiz. (2019) Words hurt: Political rhetoric, emotions/affect, and psychological well-being among Mexican-origin youth. Social Science & Medicine 228, pages 240-251.
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Craig O. Stewart. (2009) Socioscientific Controversies: A Theoretical and Methodological Framework. Communication Theory 19:2, pages 124-145.
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