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Taylor Katz. (2023) The Second Persona and the Third Way: Danny Cortez’s Ideological Rhetoric. Western Journal of Communication 87:3, pages 432-450.
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Tomonori Teraoka. (2022) Fragmented Legitimacy: The Rhetorical Construction of Constitutional Legitimacy in Postwar Japan. Global Intellectual History 7:2, pages 346-372.
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David R. Gruber. (2014) The (Digital) Majesty of All Under Heaven: Affective Constitutive Rhetoric at the Hong Kong Museum of History’s Multi-Media Exhibition of Terracotta Warriors. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 44:2, pages 148-167.
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Ian E. J. Hill. (2014) The Rhetorical Transformation of the Masses from Malthus’s “Redundant Population” into Marx’s “Industrial Reserve Army”. Advances in the History of Rhetoric 17:1, pages 88-97.
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Jerry Won Lee. (2014) Legacies of Japanese colonialism in the rhetorical constitution of South Korean national identity. National Identities 16:1, pages 1-13.
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Susan Pell. (2014) Mobilizing Urban Publics, Imagining Democratic Possibilities. Cultural Studies 28:1, pages 29-48.
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Charles Goehring & GeorgeN. Dionisopoulos. (2013) Identification by Antithesis: The Turner Diaries as Constitutive Rhetoric. Southern Communication Journal 78:5, pages 369-386.
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Stalinist Genetics: The Constitutional Rhetoric of T. D. Lysenko. Dmitri Stanchevici. Technical Communication Quarterly 22:4, pages 363-365.
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