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Reagan, rhetoric, and the public philosophy: Ethics and politics in the 1984 campaign

Christopher Lyle Johnstone Associate Professor of Speech Communication, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA, 16802
Pages 93-108 | Published online: 01 Apr 2009

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RebeccaA. Kuehl. (2012) The Rhetorical Presidency and “Accountability” in Education Reform: Comparing the Presidential Rhetoric of Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush. Southern Communication Journal 77:4, pages 329-348.
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RonaldC. Arnett, Pat Arneson & LeeanneM. Bell. (2006) Communication Ethics: The Dialogic Turn. Review of Communication 6:1-2, pages 62-92.
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Bruce Hyde & JefferyL. Bineham. (2000) From debate to dialogue: Toward a pedagogy of nonpolarized public discourse. Southern Communication Journal 65:2-3, pages 208-223.
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