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Southern Communication Journal Volume 63, 1997 - Issue 1: Studies in Political Rhetoric
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Reading the body in the text: FDR's 1932 speech to the democratic national convention

Davis W. Houck Assistant Professor of Communication, Florida Atlantic University
Pages 20-36 | Published online: 01 Apr 2009

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Jennifer Keohane. (2016) “Honest Toil”: Labor, the Body, and Citizenship in the Knights of Labor, 1880–1890. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 46:1, pages 66-88.
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Amos Kiewe. (2004) Whither bound? Franklin D. Roosevelt's Quo Vadis . Southern Communication Journal 70:1, pages 56-71.
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WilliamL. Benoit. (2001) Framing through temporal metaphor: The “bridges” of Bob Dole and Bill Clinton in their 1996 acceptance addresses. Communication Studies 52:1, pages 70-84.
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Amos Kiewe. (1999) The Body as Proof: Franklin D. Roosevelt's Preparations for the 1932 Presidential Campaign. Argumentation and Advocacy 36:2, pages 88-100.
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Amos Kiewe. (1999) A dress rehearsal for a presidential campaign: FDR's embodied “run” for the 1928 governorship. Southern Communication Journal 64:2, pages 155-167.
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