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Neo-Christ: Jesus, The Matrix, and Secondary Allegory as a Rhetorical Form

Mike Milford Department of Communication Studies, Tarleton State UniversityCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 17-34 | Published online: 21 Jan 2010

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Michael Odichi-Dan Ugorji. (2017) Audience involvement in creative media for development: Making sense of the semiotic interface. Cogent Arts & Humanities 4:1.
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Mike Milford & RobertC. Rowland. (2012) Situated Ideological Allegory and Battlestar Galactica . Western Journal of Communication 76:5, pages 536-551.
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DannL. Pierce & Katherine Kaufman. (2012) Visual Persuasion Tactics in Narrative Development: An Analysis of The Matrix . Visual Communication Quarterly 19:1, pages 33-47.
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