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America's opinion leader historians on behalf of success

Ronald H. Carpenter Associate Professor of English, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, 32611
Pages 111-126 | Published online: 05 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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RonaldH. Carpenter. (1999) An autobiographical tribute to Samuel L. Becker's “rhetorical studies for the contemporary world”. Communication Studies 50:1, pages 54-62.
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StephenH. Browne. (1995) Review essay: Reading, rhetoric, and the texture of public memory. Quarterly Journal of Speech 81:2, pages 237-250.
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DavidE. Procter. (1992) Bridging social change through mythic regeneration. Communication Studies 43:3, pages 171-181.
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GeorgeN. Dionisopoulos & StevenR. Goldzwig. (1992) “The meaning of Vietnam”: Political rhetoric as revisionist cultural history. Quarterly Journal of Speech 78:1, pages 61-79.
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RonaldH. Carpenter. (1990) America's tragic metaphor: Our twentieth‐century combatants as frontiersmen. Quarterly Journal of Speech 76:1, pages 1-22.
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Janice Hocker Rushing. (1989) Evolution of “the new frontier” in Alien and Aliens: Patriarchal co‐optation of the feminine archetype. Quarterly Journal of Speech 75:1, pages 1-24.
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Janice Hocker Rushing. (1986) Mythic evolution of “The new frontier” in mass mediated rhetoric. Critical Studies in Mass Communication 3:3, pages 265-296.
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RonaldH. Carpenter. (1986) Admiral Mahan, “narrative fidelity,” and the Japanese attack on pearl harbor. Quarterly Journal of Speech 72:3, pages 290-305.
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RonaldH. Carpenter. (1985) On American history textbooks and integration in the South: Woodrow Wilson and the rhetoric of division and reunion 1829–1889 . Southern Speech Communication Journal 51:1, pages 1-23.
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Leah Ceccarelli. (2022) Histoire de la métaphore de la frontière de la scienceHistory of the Frontier of Science Metaphor. Questions de communication:42, pages 25-48.
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