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Autor:
Charles J. Stewart
Publikováno v:
Western Journal of Communication. 66:423-447
During the height of the cold war and nuclear brinksmanship in the 1950s and 1960s, a number of self-styled crusaders and organizations took up the challenge begun by congressional committees and Joseph McCarthy to expose and defeat the communist men
Autor:
Charles J. Stewart
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Presidential Studies Quarterly. 41:862-864
Autor:
Charles J. Stewart
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Southern Communication Journal. 64:91-105
Virtually all that we know about the ego function of protest rhetoric has come from studies of social movements such as ones fighting for the rights of women, workers, African‐Americans, and gays. Each of these movements is self‐directed in that
Autor:
Charles J. Stewart
Publikováno v:
Quarterly Journal of Speech. 83:429-446
The unrealistic dreams of perfect social orders that permeate social movement rhetoric heighten expectations and demands that remain only dreams after years of struggle and suffering. Frustration builds within new generations of activists who become
Autor:
Charles J. Stewart
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Rhetoric & Public Affairs. 6:590-592
Autor:
Charles J. Stewart
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Rhetoric & Public Affairs. 5:381-383
Autor:
Barbara Warnick, George L. Pullman, Allen Scult, Robert S. Reid, Michael Osborn, Malcolm O. Sillars, Bonnie J. Dow, William M. Purcell, Robert N. Gaines, Celeste M. Condit, Janette Kenner Muir, Charles J. Stewart, Glenn Kuper, Craig R. Smith, Lloyd F. Bitzer, Thomas Rosteck
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Quarterly Journal of Speech. 79:487-513
Autor:
F.A.H. Simmonds, Charles J. Stewart
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British medical journal. 2(4531)
Autor:
Charles J. Stewart
Publikováno v:
Communication Studies. 42:240-253
This essay applies Richard Gregg's theory of protest rhetoric to 705 American social movement songs from 1800 to 1985 to discover how songs enable protestors to identify against others and thus to locate themselves positively in the social hierarchy.