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New challenges to epistemic rhetoric

Daniel J. Royer MA in the Department of English, Kansas State University,
Pages 282-297 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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Steven Holmes. (2014) Multiple Bodies, Actants, and a Composition Classroom: Actor-Network Theory in Practice. Rhetoric Review 33:4, pages 421-438.
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Bruce McComiskey. (1994) Neo‐sophistic rhetorical theory: Sophistic precedents for contemporary epistemic rhetoric. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 24:3-4, pages 16-24.
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Elizabeth Giddens. (1993) An epistemic case study: Identification and attitude change in John McPhee's coming into the country . Rhetoric Review 11:2, pages 378-399.
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Mary B. Coney. (1995) Terministic Screens : A Burkean Reading of the Experimental Article . Journal of Technical Writing and Communication 22:2, pages 149-158.
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