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| Rhetoric Society Quarterly |
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| Volume 39(2), 2009 |
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| CONTENTS |
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Britt, Elizabeth C. |
Dangerous deliberation: Subjective probability and rhetorical democracy in the jury room |
103-123 |
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| | Anxiety about the deliberative abilities of ordinary citizens, feared to be too easily influenced by the powers of rhetoric, has accompanied democracy since its birth | |
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reticence
classical rhetoric
persuasion
public speaking
democracy
politics and government
family
law
methodology
marriage and intimacy
emotion
debate
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Tell, Dave |
Jimmy Swaggart's secular confession |
124-146 |
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| | Following the exposure of televangelist Jimmy Swaggart's illicit rendezvous with a New Orleans prostitute, the Assemblies of God simultaneously orchestrated a massive attempt to silence those who would discuss the tryst and arranged the most widely publicized confession in American history theretofore | |
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religion
classical rhetoric
rhetoric
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Gross, Alan G. |
Toward a theory of verbal-visual interaction: The example of Lavoisier |
147-169 |
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| | Because visuals play a significant communicative role in the majority of texts in the sciences, a theory of the role of verbal-visual interaction in the creation and communication of meaning would seem a useful addition to the exegetical armamentarium | |
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visualization
rhetoric
theory
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Roberts-Miller, Patricia |
Dissent as "aid and comfort to the enemy": The rhetorical power of naive realism and ingroup identity |
170-188 |
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| | This paper argues that, for many people and in many circumstances, public deliberation is about group identity rather than argumentation | |
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small group roles
interpersonal
rhetoric
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McClure, Kevin |
Resurrecting the narrative paradigm: Identification and the case of Young Earth Creationism |
189-211 |
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| | This article extends the work of conceptual revision of the narrative paradigm in order to more directly and completely account for the inventional possibilities of new narratives, the rhetorical revision of old narratives, and the appeal and acceptance of improbable narrative accounts | |
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narrative
rhetoric
persuasion
critical theory
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