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Reflections on a Nietzschean turn in rhetorical theory: Rhetoric without epistemology?

Douglas Thomas Assistant Professor of Communication Arts and Sciences, University of Southern California,
Pages 71-76 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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M. Lane Bruner. (2002) Rhetorical criticism as limit work. Western Journal of Communication 66:3, pages 281-299.
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Ian E. J. Hill. (2023) Nietzsche’s Mad Eloquence. Journal for the History of Rhetoric 26:3, pages 283-304.
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