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Western Journal of Communication Volume 58, 1994 - Issue 1: The Dialogue of Evidence: A Topic Revisited
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On the death, dismemberment, or disestablishment of the dominant paradigms

Jo Liska Department of Anthropology, University of Colorado, Denver
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Gary Cronkhite Department of Speech Communication, Indiana University
Pages 58-65 | Published online: 06 Jun 2009

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LeslieA. Baxter & Lee West. (1996) On “Whistler's Mother” and discourse of the fourth kindContinuing the dialogue of evidence. Western Journal of Communication 60:1, pages 92-100.
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ThomasK. Nakayama. (1995) Disciplining evidence. Western Journal of Communication 59:2, pages 171-175.
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StuartJ. Sigman. (1995) Question: Evidence of what? Answer: Communication. Western Journal of Communication 59:1, pages 79-84.
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