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Contemporary Rhetorical Citizenship
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Building on the ancient idea that communication enables civilization, this book introduces the concept of rhetorical citizenship as a way to explore rhetoric’s place in society. Christian Kock and Lisa Villadsen bring together contributions from various fields to highlight the discursive aspects of civic life

Table of Contents

  1. Cover
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  1. Title Page, Copyright
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  1. Contents
  2. pp. 5-7
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  1. Introduction
  2. CHRISTIAN KOCK, LISA VILLADSEN
  3. pp. 9-26
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  1. Part I: Rhetorical Criticism from the Viewpoint of Rhetorical Citizenship
  1. Is Rhetorical Criticism Subversiveof Democracy?
  2. DAVID ZAREFSKY
  3. pp. 29-50
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  1. On Rhetorical Ethos and Personal Deeds: A 2011 Spanish Public Controversy
  2. PAULA OLMOS
  3. pp. 51-66
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  1. The Hunt for Promises in Danish Political Debate
  2. CHARLOTTE JØRGENSEN
  3. pp. 67-80
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  1. “Keep[ing] Profits at a Reasonably Low Rate”: Invoking American Civil Religion in FDR’s Rhetoric of Tax Equity and Citizenship
  2. NATHALIE KUROIWA-LEWIS
  3. pp. 81-92
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  1. Yarn Bombing: Claiming Rhetorical Citizenship in Public Spaces
  2. MAUREEN DALY GOGGIN
  3. pp. 93-116
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  1. On Trees: Protest between the Symbolic and the Material
  2. KATI HANNKEN-ILLJES
  3. pp. 117-130
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  1. “Cicero Would Love This Show”: The Celebration of Rhetoric and Citizenship in The West Wing
  2. ANNE ULRICH
  3. pp. 131-146
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  1. Part II: Studies in the Practice and Cultivation of Rhetorical Citizenship
  1. Rhetorical Citizenship in Public Meetings: The Character of Religious Expression in American Discourse
  2. KAREN TRACY
  3. pp. 149-166
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  1. Voice, Listening, and Telling Stories: The Communicative Construction of Rhetorical Citizenship in Small Groups
  2. CAROLYNE LEE, JUDY BURNSIDE-LAWRY
  3. pp. 167-182
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  1. Argumentative Literacy and Rhetorical Citizenship: The Case of Genetically Modified Food in the Institutional Setting of a Greek Primary School
  2. FOTINI EGGLEZOU
  3. pp. 183-204
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  1. “People Power” in Philippine Presidential Rhetoric: (Re)Framing Democratic Participation in Post-authoritarian Regimes
  2. GENE SEGARRA NAVERA
  3. pp. 205-222
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  1. On Being a Simple Judge: Exploring Rhetorical Citizenship in Aristotelian and Homeric Rhetorics
  2. MARI LEE MIFSUD
  3. pp. 223-238
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  1. The Rhetorical Citizen: Enacting Agency
  2. RAYMIE E. MCKERROW
  3. pp. 239-254
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  1. Part III: Crossing Borders: Disciplinary, Political and Otherwise
  1. Online Civic Participation, Discourse Analysis and Rhetorical Citizenship
  2. PETER DAHLGREN
  3. pp. 257-272
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  1. “A Stowaway of Emigration”: Polarization in Hafid Bouazza’s Work
  2. HILDE VAN BELLE
  3. pp. 273-290
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  1. Extending Civic Rhetoric: Valuing Rhetorical Dimensions of Global Citizenship in Civic Education
  2. REBECCA A. KUEHL
  3. pp. 291-308
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  1. Rhetorical Citizenship beyond the Frontiers of Capitalism: Marx Reloaded and the Dueling Myths of the Commodity and the Common
  2. CATHERINE CHAPUT
  3. pp. 309-322
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  1. A Game with Words: Rhetorical Citizenship and Game Theory
  2. TOM DENEIRE, DAVID EELBODE, JEROEN LAUWERS
  3. pp. 323-340
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  1. Contributors
  2. pp. 341-342
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  1. Index of Scholarly Sources
  2. pp. 343-352
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