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The interest value of rhetorical strategies derived from Kenneth Burke's pentad

William J. Hamlin Instructor in Speech, Kansas State University
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Harold J. Nichols Assistant Professor of Speech, Kansas State University
Pages 97-102 | Published online: 06 Jun 2009

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KevinR. McClure & KristineM. Cabral. (2009) Clarifying Ambiguity and the Undecidable: A Comparison of Burkean and Derridean Thought. Qualitative Research Reports in Communication 10:1, pages 72-80.
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FloydD. Anderson & LawrenceJ. Prelli. (2001) Pentadic cartography: Mapping the universe of discourse. Quarterly Journal of Speech 87:1, pages 73-95.
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Bryan Crable. (2000) “Burke's perspective on perspectives: Grounding dramatism in the representative anecdote”. Quarterly Journal of Speech 86:3, pages 318-333.
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Peter Suwarno. (1996) The rhetoric of Indonesian technology development: An analysis of B.J. Habibie's speeches . Asian Journal of Communication 6:1, pages 65-88.
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DavidS. Birdsell. (1987) Ronald Reagan on Lebanon and Grenada: Flexibility and interpretation in the application of Kenneth Burke's pentad. Quarterly Journal of Speech 73:3, pages 267-279.
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Ronald Arnett. (1987) The status of communication ethics scholarship in speech communication journals from 1915 to 1985. Central States Speech Journal 38:1, pages 44-61.
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WilliamL. Benoit. (1983) Systems of explanation: Aristotle and burke on ‘cause’. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 13:1, pages 41-57.
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