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Rhetoric Society Quarterly Volume 26, 1996 - Issue 4: The Rhetoric of Science
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How bad science stays that way: Brain sex, demarcation, and the status of truth in the rhetoric of science

Celeste Condit
Pages 83-109 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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John Rountree. (2021) Judging Technical Claims in Democratic Deliberation: A Rhetorical Analysis of Two Citizens’ Initiative Review Panels in Oregon. Western Journal of Communication 85:5, pages 654-674.
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Clint G. Graves. (2021) Good Communication Revisited: Evaluative Rhetorics and a Disciplinary Commonplace. Western Journal of Communication 85:4, pages 527-548.
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Clint G. Graves. (2019) Dialogic inquiry as a mechanism of the constitutive metamodel. Annals of the International Communication Association 43:3, pages 240-256.
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Phaedra C. Pezzullo & Ted Striphas. (2018) Resistance: Taking a Stand, Struggling to Matter. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 48:3, pages 306-314.
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Danielle Endres, Brian Cozen, Megan O’Byrne, Andrea M. Feldpausch-Parker & Tarla Rai Peterson. (2016) Putting the U in carbon capture and storage: rhetorical boundary negotiation within the CCS/CCUS scientific community. Journal of Applied Communication Research 44:4, pages 362-380.
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Ashley Noel Mack. (2013) Destabilizing Science From the Right: The Rhetoric of Heterosexual Victimhood in the World Health Organization's 2008 HIV/AIDS Controversy. Journal of Homosexuality 60:8, pages 1160-1184.
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Eric Leake. (2012) Science as Sound Bites: The Lancet Iraq Casualty Reports and Prefigured Accommodation. Technical Communication Quarterly 21:2, pages 129-144.
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Jordynn Jack. (2010) What are Neurorhetorics?. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 40:5, pages 405-410.
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Jordynn Jack & L. Gregory Appelbaum. (2010) “This is Your Brain on Rhetoric”: Research Directions for Neurorhetorics. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 40:5, pages 411-437.
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Leah M. Ceccarelli. (2005) “Let Us (Not) Theorize the Spaces of Contention”. Argumentation and Advocacy 42:1, pages 30-33.
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Robert Alan Brookey. (2001) Bio-Rhetoric, Background Beliefs and the Biology of Homosexuality. Argumentation and Advocacy 37:4, pages 171-183.
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DaleL. Sullivan. (2000) Keeping the rhetoric orthodox: Forum control in science. Technical Communication Quarterly 9:2, pages 125-146.
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Craig O. Stewart. (2009) Socioscientific Controversies: A Theoretical and Methodological Framework. Communication Theory 19:2, pages 124-145.
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