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Rhetorical criticism of political myth: From Goldwater legend to Reagan mystique

Mark P. Moore Assistant Professor of Speech Communication, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR, 97331
Pages 295-308 | Published online: 22 May 2009

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Jason A. Edwards. (2015) Bringing in Earthly Redemption: Slobodan Milosevic and the National Myth of Kosovo. Advances in the History of Rhetoric 18:sup1, pages S187-S204.
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Stephanie Kelley-Romano. (2006) Mythmaking in Alien Abduction Narratives. Communication Quarterly 54:3, pages 383-406.
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Kurt Ritter. (1999) Ronald Reagan's 1960s Southern rhetoric: Courting conservatives for the gop. Southern Communication Journal 64:4, pages 333-345.
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JohnC. Hammerback. (1999) Barry Goldwater's rhetorical legacy. Southern Communication Journal 64:4, pages 323-332.
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JosephP. Zompetti. (1997) Toward a Gramscian critical rhetoric. Western Journal of Communication 61:1, pages 66-86.
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MarkP. Moore. (1997) The cigarette as representational ideograph in the debate over environmental tobacco smoke. Communication Monographs 64:1, pages 47-64.
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Jacob D. Rawlins. (2014) Mythologizing Change. Business and Professional Communication Quarterly 77:4, pages 453-472.
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