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| Rhetoric and Public Affairs |
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| Volume 9(4), 2006 |
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| CONTENTS |
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Kimble, James J., and Olson, Lester C. |
Visual rhetoric representing Rosie the Riveter: Myth and misconception in J. Howard Miller's "We Can Do It!" poster. |
533-570 |
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| | This essay examines the World War II poster "We Can Do It!," commonly known as "Rosie the Riveter." Today, J Howard Miller's print is a feminist icon | |
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history
gender
metaphor
World War II
critical theory
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Reyes, G. Mitchell |
The Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, the politics of realism, and the manipulation of Vietnam remembrance in the 2004 presidential election. |
571-600 |
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| | The group calling themselves The Swift Boat Veterans for Truth first organized in April 2004 in order to plot a strategy to undermine John Kerry's bid for president | |
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debate
political elections
politics and government
advertising
memory
public opinion
theory
persuasion
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Goodnight, G. Thomas, and Olson, Kathryn M. |
Shared power, foreign policy, and Haiti, 1994: Public memories of war and race. |
601-634 |
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| | Rhetorical analyses of foreign policy tend to focus on the president as chief executive and commander in chief | |
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politics and government
memory
debate
presidential figures
critical theory
history
conflict
race and ethnicity
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Pfau, Michael William |
Conventions of deliberation? Convention addresses and deliberative containment in the second party system. |
635-654 |
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| | Although party conventions were originally conceived of as deliberative institutions, subsequent reforms that bound national convention delegates to the results of state primaries and caucuses have resulted in national conventions that most scholars have tended to understand in the terms of ceremony and ritual | |
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politics and government
political elections
rhetoric
debate
democracy
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Carcasson, Martin |
Ending welfare as we know it: President Clinton and the rhetorical transformation of the anti-welfare culture. |
655-692 |
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| | This essay presents a longitudinal analysis of Clinton's framing of welfare and poverty from 1992 to 1996 | |
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presidential figures
demographics
economics
politics and government
rhetoric
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