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| Quarterly Journal of Speech |
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| Volume 95(3), 2009 |
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| CONTENTS |
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Chase, Kenneth R. |
Constructing ethics through rhetoric: Isocrates and piety. |
239-262 |
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| | Critical, postmodern, and constitutive rhetorics are typically guided by an ethical stance opposing domination and marginalization | |
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persuasion
public speaking
rhetoric
ethics
critical theory
cultural studies
classical rhetoric
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Asen, Robert |
Ideology, materiality, and counterpublicity: William E. Simon and the rise of a conservative counterintelligentsia. |
263-288 |
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| | As a conceptual term, 'counterpublic' serves scholarship best when contributing to a critical-theory project, which means that particular constellations of materiality and ideology may bolster some calls for counterpublicity while gainsaying others | |
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higher education
critical theory
cultural studies
text and writing
debate
theory
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Hahner, Leslie A. |
Working girls and the temporality of efficiency. |
289-310 |
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| | The public circulation of temporal discourse fashions the way in which subjects experience and value their time | |
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organizational
gender
narrative
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Engels, Jeremy |
Uncivil speech: Invective and the rhetorics of democracy in the early Republic. |
311-334 |
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| | Robert Owen's 'Declaration of Mental Independence,' declaimed on the Fourth of July, 1826, was one of the most ill-received speeches in the early Republic | |
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public speaking
democracy
persuasion
politics and government
rhetoric
conflict
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