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Rhetoric of inquiry: Projects and prospects

John S. Nelson Associate Professor of Political Science, University of Iowa,
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Allan Megill Associate Professor of History, University of Iowa,
Pages 20-37 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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Catherine Chaput. (2018) Trumponomics, Neoliberal Branding, and the Rhetorical Circulation of Affect. Advances in the History of Rhetoric 21:2, pages 194-209.
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Robert McDonald. (2018) From “Incentive Furie” to “Incentives to Efficiency,” or the Movement of “Incentive” in Neoclassical Thought. Advances in the History of Rhetoric 21:2, pages 115-130.
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Joshua S. Hanan & Catherine Chaput. (2015) A Rhetoric of Economics beyond Civic Humanism: Exploring the Political Economy of Rhetoric in the Context of Late Neoliberalism. Journal of Cultural Economy 8:1, pages 16-24.
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Catherine Chaput & Joshua S. Hanan. (2015) Economic Rhetoric as Taxis. Journal of Cultural Economy 8:1, pages 42-61.
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Ralph Beliveau. (2012) The Critical Intersection of Documentary & Journalism: Hell House and Rhetorical Articulation. Atlantic Journal of Communication 20:2, pages 86-100.
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Stephanie Houston Grey. (1999) The statistical war on equality: Visions of American virtuosity in The Bell Curve . Quarterly Journal of Speech 85:3, pages 303-329.
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HerbertW. Simons. (1999) Rhetorical hermeneutics and the project of globalization. Quarterly Journal of Speech 85:1, pages 86-100.
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Heather Brodie Graves. (1998) Marbles, dimples, rubber sheets, and quantum wells: The role of analogy in the rhetoric of science. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 28:1, pages 25-48.
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Heather Brodie Graves. (1995) Rhetoric and reality in the process of scientific inquiry. Rhetoric Review 14:1, pages 106-125.
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JamesW. Hikins. (1995) Nietzsche, eristic, and the rhetoric of the possible: A commentary on the Whitson and Poulakos “aesthetic view” of rhetoric. Quarterly Journal of Speech 81:3, pages 353-377.
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Steve Whitson & John Poulakos. (1993) Nietzsche and the aesthetics of rhetoric. Quarterly Journal of Speech 79:2, pages 131-145.
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Robert Hariman. (1992) Decorum, power, and the courtly style. Quarterly Journal of Speech 78:2, pages 149-172.
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Robert Hariman. (1991) Prudence/performance. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 21:2, pages 26-35.
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Carole Blair & MaryL. Kahl. (1990) Introduction: Revising the history of rhetorical theory. Western Journal of Speech Communication 54:2, pages 148-159.
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John Shotter. (1990) Getting in touch: The metamethodology of a postmodern science of mental life. The Humanistic Psychologist 18:1, pages 7-22.
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RaymieE. Mckerrow. (1989) Critical rhetoric: Theory and praxis. Communication Monographs 56:2, pages 91-111.
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JamesW. Hikins & KennethS. Zagacki. (1988) Rhetoric, philosophy, and objectivism: An attenuation of the claims of the rhetoric of inquiry. Quarterly Journal of Speech 74:2, pages 201-228.
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Karen Tracy. (1988) A discourse analysis of four discourse studies. Discourse Processes 11:2, pages 243-259.
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JohnS. Nelson. (1988) Approaches, opportunities and priorities in the rhetoric of political inquiry: A critical synthesis. Social Epistemology 2:1, pages 21-42.
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Catherine Chaput. (2018) Trumponomics, Neoliberal Branding, and the Rhetorical Circulation of Affect. Journal for the History of Rhetoric 21:2, pages 194-209.
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Robert McDonald. (2018) From “Incentive Furie” to “Incentives to Efficiency,” or the Movement of “Incentive” in Neoclassical Thought. Journal for the History of Rhetoric 21:2, pages 115-130.
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Christine Quinn Trank. (2014) “Reading” Evidence-Based Management: The Possibilities of Interpretation. Academy of Management Learning & Education 13:3, pages 381-395.
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E. Johanna HarteliusLarry D. Browning. (2008) The Application of Rhetorical Theory in Managerial Research. Management Communication Quarterly 22:1, pages 13-39.
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Anthony Verna & Marcel Danesi. 1995. Giambattista Vico and Anglo-American Science. Giambattista Vico and Anglo-American Science.
John S. Nelson. (1993) Account and acknowledge, or represent and control? On post-modern politics and economics of collective responsibility. Accounting, Organizations and Society 18:2-3, pages 207-229.
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Kathy Davis. (1992) Toward a feminist rhetoric. Women's Studies International Forum 15:2, pages 219-231.
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Kenneth J. Gergen. (2016) Emerging Challenges for Theory and Psychology. Theory & Psychology 1:1, pages 13-35.
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