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Instructional practices

Ghostbusting: Exorcising the great man spirit from the speechwriting debate

Matthew W. Seeger Wayne State University,
Pages 353-358 | Published online: 18 May 2009

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MartinJ. Medhurst. (1987) Ghostwritten speeches: Ethics isn't the only lesson. Communication Education 36:3, pages 241-249.
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Linda A. Riley & Stuart C. Brown. (1996) Crafting a public image: An empirical study of the ethics of ghostwriting. Journal of Business Ethics 15:7, pages 711-720.
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Matthew W. Seeger. (1992) Ethical issues in corporate speechwriting. Journal of Business Ethics 11:7, pages 501-504.
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