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Argumentation and Advocacy Volume 55, 2019 - Issue 4
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Enthymematic free space: the efficacy of anti-stop-and-frisk arguments in the face of racial prejudice

Martin CamperLoyola University Maryland, Baltimore, MD, USA; Correspondence[email protected]
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Pages 259-281 | Published online: 07 Oct 2019

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Ammar Safaa Hussein. (2023) Enthymemes, Doxa, and the Problem of Elided Syllogism. Communication Studies 74:3, pages 268-283.
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Justin D. Hatch. (2019) Dissociating Power and Racism: Stokely Carmichael at Berkeley. Journal for the History of Rhetoric 22:3, pages 303-325.
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