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| Quarterly Journal of Speech |
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| Volume 93(3), 2007 |
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| CONTENTS |
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Garlough, Christine |
Transfiguring criminality: Eclectic representations of a female bandit in Indian nationalist and feminist rhetoric. |
253-278 |
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| | In this article, I trace appropriations of the Bengali bandit Devi Chaudhurani as she is transfigured within the Indian nationalist novel Devi Chaudhurani and the contemporary feminist street play Meye Dile Sajiye or Giving Away the Girl | |
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Gaipa, Mark |
"A creative psalm of brotherhood": The (de)constructive play in Martin Luther King's "Letter from Birmingham Jail". |
279-307 |
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| | Scholars have celebrated the spoken word in King's "Letter from Birmingham Jail," but they have overlooked the significance of the Letter's writing | |
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politics and government
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Frank, David A. |
A traumatic reading of twentieth-century rhetorical theory: The Belgian Holocaust, Malines, Perelman, and de Man. |
308-343 |
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| | In this essay, I seek to read the rhetorical theories set forth by Belgians Chaim Perelman and Paul de Man as responses to the Holocaust | |
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World War II
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Europe
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Keith, William |
Crafting a usable history. |
345-348 |
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| | As we approach the centennial of the National Communication Association in 2014, it is worth reflecting on what we know, do not know, and ought to know about the intellectual and institutional history of our field, and why that history matters | |
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memory
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Beard, David |
Out of the aerie realm of the intellectual firmament. |
349-351 |
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rhetoric
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Philipsen, Gerry |
The early career rise of "speech" in some disciplinary discourse, 1914-1946. |
352-354 |
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| | By 1946 the members of the Speech Association of America had found in "speech" a master term for naming the Association, its two journals, and academic departments allied with it | |
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Gehrke, Pat J. |
Historical study as ethical and political action. |
355-357 |
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| | Any history of a discipline will become part of the arguments over that discipline's definition | |
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Hicks, Darrin |
The new citizen. |
358-360 |
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| | Contemporary political struggles are often framed as a conflict between liberal tolerance and moral conviction, such as the contests over sexual freedom or the clash of religious convictions animating the so-called war on terror | |
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Gunn, Joshua |
Gimme some tongue (on recovering speech). |
361-364 |
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| | It is sometimes said that Herbert A Wichelns' 1925 essay, "The Literary Criticism of Oratory," helped to advance an important rationale for the discipline of speech communication | |
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