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Contextualizing musical rhetoric: A critical reading of the pixies' “Rock Music”

Theodore Matula Acting Assistant Professor in the Department of Speech Communication, University of Washington
Pages 218-237 | Published online: 22 May 2009

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Scott Haden Church. (2017) Against the tyranny of musical form: glitch music, affect, and the sound of digital malfunction. Critical Studies in Media Communication 34:4, pages 315-328.
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LisaM. Chuang & JohnP. Hart. (2008) Suburban American Punks and the Musical Rhetoric of Green Day's “Jesus of Suburbia”. Communication Studies 59:3, pages 183-201.
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Barry Brummett. (2003) Double binds in publishing rhetorical studies. Communication Studies 54:3, pages 364-369.
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