Introduction to Special Issue: Public Argument/Digital Media

Damien Smith Pfister Damien Smith Pfister, Department of Communication Studies, University of Nebraska-Lincoln. I would like to thank Catherine Palczewski and John Fritch for the opportunity to guest edit this special issue of Argumentation and Advocacy and the host of reviewers who provided thoughtful and incisive commentary on each essay. I would also extend a hearty thank you to the authors for charitable interpretations of criticism, diligent revisions, and timely responses.Correspondence[email protected]

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