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| Argumentation & Advocacy |
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| Volume 42(4), 2006 |
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| CONTENTS |
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Fritch, John, Palczewski, Helen, Farrell, and Short, Eric |
Disingenuous controversy: Responses to Ward Churchill's 9/11 essay |
190-205 |
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| | The response to Ward Churchill's essay, "'Some People Push Back': On the Justice of Roosting Chickens," is used to explore disingenuous controversy, that is, controversy that closes off, rather than expands, argumentative space | |
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politics and government
democracy
rhetoric
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Rowland, Robert C. |
Campaign argument and the liberal public sphere: A case of the process of developing messages in a Congressional campaign |
206-215 |
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| | One of the most important issues facing argumentation theory is the status of the public sphere | |
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critical theory
democracy
political elections
politics and government
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Pickering, Barbara A. |
The American democracy project at work: Engaging citizens in argumentation |
216-222 |
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debate
political elections
politics and government
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