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“Going meta”: Definition and political applications

Herbert W. Simons Professor of Rhetoric and Communication, Temple University,
Pages 468-481 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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Susana Martínez Guillem. (2009) Argumentation, metadiscourse and social cognition: organizing knowledge in political communication. Discourse & Society 20:6, pages 727-746.
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Shawn J. Parry-Giles & Trevor Parry-Giles. (1999) Meta-Imaging, The War Room, and the Hyperreality of U.S. Politics. Journal of Communication 49:1, pages 28-45.
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Keith Michael Hearit. (1996) The use of counter-attack in apologetic public relations crises: The case of General Motors vs. Dateline NBC. Public Relations Review 22:3, pages 233-248.
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