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Transcending coercion: The communicative strategies of black slaves on antebellum plantations

Cal M. Logue Professor of Speech Communication and Director of the Public Communication Division, University of Georgia, Athens, GA, 30602
Pages 31-46 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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CalM. Logue & EugeneF. Miller. (1998) Communicative interaction and rhetorical status in Harriet Ann Jacobs’ slave narrative. Southern Communication Journal 63:3, pages 182-198.
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CalM. Logue & EugeneF. Miller. (1995) Rhetorical status: A study of its origins, functions, and consequences. Quarterly Journal of Speech 81:1, pages 20-47.
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CalM. Logue. (1992) The rhetorical complicity indigenous to winning the north Georgia campaign. Communication Studies 43:2, pages 124-131.
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CalM. Logue & Thurmon Garner. (1988) Shift in rhetorical status of blacks after freedom. Southern Communication Journal 54:1, pages 1-39.
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