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The Compromise of 1850: A Burkeian Analysis
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A Burkeian analysis of selected speeches of Bella Abzug
The purpose of this study is: (1) to examine her use of Burke’s concept of identification; (2) to explicate the strategies she employs in order to reach her desired ends; (3) to apply Burke’s dramatic Pentad (Act, Scene, Agent, Agency and Purpose) to selected speeches of Bella Abzug; (4) to examine …
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A burkeian analysis of deliberative oratory in the Landon Lecture series 1966-70
Digitized by Kansas Correctional Industries
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A burkeian analysis of deliberative oratory in the Landon Lecture series 1966-70
Digitized by Kansas Correctional Industries
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Bill Hybels and the Willow Creek Community Church: a Study in Audience Analysis and Adaptation
… Church in that context. Selected aspects of the Burkeian model of rhetorical criticism are applied to two of Hybels' sermons, each being presented to a different target audience. The rhetorical criticism is used as a basis for observing and evaluating comparisons and contrasts in Hybels' approach …
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W.E.B. Du Bois and the Rhetoric of Social Change, 1897-1907: Attitude as Incipient Action
… on a strict neo-Aristotelian analysis with Burkeian undertones to explicate widely read and significant Du Boisian speeches, written publications, and rhetorical artifacts such as the 1897 speech and later converted pamphlet "The Conservation of the Races," the American Negro Exhibit at the …
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Robert Browning and the Gothic Imagination
… but just as importantly by mood: terror, the Burkeian sublime, which becomes associated with Romantic transcendence; and horror, Gothic’s darker side, whose images of transgression, ambivalence and disgust are articulated in the writings of Freud and his successors as indicating the return of …