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The Way, Multimodality of Ritual Symbols, and Social Change: Reading Confucius's Analects as a Rhetoric

Xiaoye You Department of English, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania, USACorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 425-448 | Published online: 23 Sep 2006

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Xing Lu. (2019) Contestation of Rhetoric within the Chinese Tradition: An Overview of Confucian Moralistic Rhetoric, Daoist Transcendental Rhetoric, and Mohist Utilitarian Rhetoric. Journal for the History of Rhetoric 22:2, pages 125-138.
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Chanon Adsanatham. (2018) Bloody Rhetoric and Civic Unrest: Rhetorical Aims of Human Blood Splashing in the 2010 Thai Political Revolt. Journal for the History of Rhetoric 21:3, pages 271-292.
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XIAOYE YOU. (2011) Chinese white-collar workers and multilingual creativity in the diaspora. World Englishes 30:3, pages 409-427.
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XIAOYE YOU. (2008) Rhetorical strategies, electronic media, and China English. World Englishes 27:2, pages 233-249.
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