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Multivalent narratives: Extending the narrative paradigm with insights from ancient Indian philosophical texts

Scott R. Stroud Doctoral student in the Department of Philosophy, Temple University
Pages 369-393 | Published online: 06 Jun 2009

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Mollie K. Murphy & John S. Seiter. (2022) “An orangutan stole my homework”: Using NPR’s “Bluff The Listener” to introduce narrative rationality. Communication Teacher 36:4, pages 301-306.
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ScottR. Stroud. (2009) Pragmatism and the Methodology of Comparative Rhetoric. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 39:4, pages 353-379.
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Kevin McClure. (2009) Resurrecting the Narrative Paradigm: Identification and the Case of Young Earth Creationism. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 39:2, pages 189-211.
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ScottR. Stroud. (2005) Ontological orientation and the practice of rhetoric: A perspective from the Bhagavad Gita . Southern Communication Journal 70:2, pages 146-160.
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Mads Qvortrup & Esben Bjerggaard Nielsen. (2019) Dwelling Narratively: Exploring Heideggerian Perspectives in the Narrative Paradigm. Philosophy & Rhetoric 52:2, pages 142-162.
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Scott R. Stroud. 2016. The International Encyclopedia of Communication Theory and Philosophy. The International Encyclopedia of Communication Theory and Philosophy 1 8 .
Esben Bjerggaard Nielsen. (2013) Klima, apokalypse og en topos om sted. Rhetorica Scandinavica 17:63, pages 39-53.
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