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Negation and the political function of rhetoric

Stanley Deetz Associate Professor of Speech Communication, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL, 62901
Pages 434-441 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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Hamilton Bean, Laura Lemon & Amy O'Connell. (2013) Organizational Rhetoric, Materiality, and the Shape of Organizational Democracy. Southern Communication Journal 78:3, pages 256-273.
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Gordon Nakagawa. (1990) “What are we doing here with all these Japanese?”: Subject‐constitution and strategies of discursive closure represented in stories of Japanese American internment. Communication Quarterly 38:4, pages 388-402.
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Gordon Nakagawa. (1990) “No Japs allowed”;: Negation and naming as subject‐constituting strategies reflected in contemporary stories of Japanese American internment. Communication Reports 3:1, pages 22-27.
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Delia Pollock. (1988) The play as novel: Reappropriating Brecht's Drums in the Night . Quarterly Journal of Speech 74:3, pages 296-309.
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Robert Hariman. (1986) Status, marginality, and rhetorical theory. Quarterly Journal of Speech 72:1, pages 38-54.
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