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A rhetoric of facts: Arthur Larson's stance as a persuader

Robert L. Scott Professor of Speech, Communication, and Theatre Arts, University of Minnesota
Pages 109-121 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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Robert L. Scott. (1998) Response to Lyne, Hariman, and Greene. Argumentation and Advocacy 35:1, pages 30-31.
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RobertL. Scott. (1984) Focusing rhetorical criticism. Communication Education 33:2, pages 89-96.
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RobertL. Scott. (1975) Colloquy. Quarterly Journal of Speech 61:4, pages 439-447.
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ThomasW. Benson. (1974) Rhetoric and autobiography: The case of Malcolm X. Quarterly Journal of Speech 60:1, pages 1-13.
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FernL. Johnson. (1973) A reformulation of rationality in rhetoric. Central States Speech Journal 24:4, pages 262-271.
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RobertL. Scott. (1972) Rhetoric and silence. Western Speech 36:3, pages 146-158.
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