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History and theory in the study of the rhetoric of social movements

James R. Andrews Professor and Chairperson of the Department of Speech Communication, Indiana University
Pages 274-281 | Published online: 22 May 2009

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James Darsey. (1991) From “gay is good” to the scourge of AIDS: The evolution of gay liberation rhetoric, 1977‐1990. Communication Studies 42:1, pages 43-66.
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StevenR. Goldzwig. (1989) A social movement perspective on demagoguery: Achieving symbolic realignment. Communication Studies 40:3, pages 202-228.
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CharlesJ. Stewart. (1983) A functional perspective on the study of social movements. Central States Speech Journal 34:1, pages 77-80.
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Karen E. Altman. (2016) Rhetorical and Historical Inquiry in the Feminist Reconstitution of Knowledge. Journal of Communication Inquiry 12:2, pages 24-38.
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