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Michelle Murray Yang. (2019) Kairotic Reflections on Detroit: The Rhetorical Cartography of the Heidelberg Project. Western Journal of Communication 83:5, pages 560-580.
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Jonathan S. Carter. (2019) Transindividuating Nodes: Rhetoric as the Architechnical Organizer of Networks. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 49:5, pages 542-565.
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Joshua Ewalt. (2011) A Colonialist Celebration of National <Heritage>: Verbal, Visual, and Landscape Ideographs at Homestead National Monument of America. Western Journal of Communication 75:4, pages 367-385.
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