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  1. John Morley as Critic of Public Address

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  2. Horace Walpole as a Critic of British Public Address

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  3. Criticisms and Observations on American Public Address by British Travelers, 1785-1860

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-05T22:50:58Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 0007866.pdf: 20490106 bytes, checksum: f25dbf0dd80e9236e90b2c1deee5c765 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1954

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  4. The dual paths of a political movement: convergence and divergence in contemporary conservative public address

    … study examines the rhetorical choices made in public addresses by members of the contemporary conservative movement in the United States during the 1990s. The contemporary conservative movement in this instance is defined as a post World War II phenomenon. Specifically, it is argued that the …

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  5. Content and form in public address : an analysis of the relative influences of the major components of speech upon the listener

    <p>A speech; whether prepared or impromptu, ought to be a communicative process. For a speech when defined as "discourse delivered to an audience,"(1) is a communicative process by which information may be given and received. Inherent in the phrase "given and received" is the assumption that the …

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  6. Re-conceptualizing southern rhetoric: a meta-critical perspective

    The study of southern rhetoric and public address remains important to the study of American rhetoric and public address. However, recent years indicate a decline in the amount and variety of scholarship in this area of study. This project provides a meta-critical analysis of the history of …

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  7. The Transatlantic Renewal of Textual Practices: Philology, Religion, and Classicism in Madame de Staël, Herder, and Emerson

    … transformed practices of reading, writing, and public address in the related fields of classicism and biblical criticism in a transnational context. In the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries, writers on both sides of the Atlantic rendered these practices foundational to the goals of …

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  8. Stain Upon the Silence: Samuel Beckett’s Deconstructive Inventions

    … theory has emerged as a key method for exploring public address, organizational culture, and literary discourse. Deconstruction theory encourages tearing apart hierarchy and established order to gain insights about the artifact being studied. Furthermore, the theory questions surface or …

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  9. Keeping America a white man’s country: Southern opposition to civil rights in the united states senate

    … used reciprocity, tied to home rule and public memory of Reconstruction. While initially these arguments worked, over time, civil rights senators began to grow weary of southern claims of oppression. Eventually, once civil rights forces marshalled efforts to develop elaborate, powerfully …

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  10. In the company of citizens: the rhetoric of Singapore Inc.

    … of Singapore take great pride in the small republic's economic achievements. Given its economic success, prominence in international markets, and cultivation of the world's highest density of millionaires, it is unsurprising that the nation is often referred to as ""Singapore Inc.,"" a …

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  11. Sonification of the invisible : large scale sound installments on building facades

    … of MIT research-extending out to the public what may be invisible, or less known to the broader community interested in MIT's spectrum of work. I am utilizing Building 54, also known as the Green Building, on the MIT campus to address the public and MIT community through a vehicle of …

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  12. The effectiveness of four selected methods of administrator-to-student body communication as perceived by administrators and students

    … the classrooms by teachers rather than over the public address system, the reported amount of information received was clearly less than in those schools using the public address system.6. No one method of communication produced student reports of information received which were clearly higher …

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  13. paperPublics

    paperPublics is a research project that uses different registers and practices of writing in response to the question 'what is the public'?<br/><br/>Developed through and responsive to an array of historical and contemporary philosophical writing, different modes of public address including …

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  14. The Rhetoric of Jimmy Carter: Renewing America’s Confidence in Civic Leadership through Speech and Political Education

    … poignant and pointed as he calmly, yet directly, addressed the nation’s dependence on fossil fuels and engagement in narcissistic practices that led to a coveting of material goods. In an examination of the events that shaped this historical moment, this dissertation contends that, despite …

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  15. Bears Ears National Monument, Relationship, and the Rhetoric of Public Lands

    This dissertation examines the rhetoric of public lands through three case studies related to Bears Ears National Monument (BENM). I argue that a central part of what makes public lands rhetorical are the relationships that people have with the lands, or the experiences, interactions, and meanings …

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  16. April 4, 1968: Death, Difference, and Dialogue

    … and numinous, a multi-dimensional look at public address is delivered. The rhetorician will be interested in new ways of assessing effects. The communication ethicist will appreciate the work as concepts like answerability, emotional-volitional tone, and care for the other, come to life via …

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  17. A study of the relationship between dogmatism and ethos

    … would be of value to the overall knowledge of public address. The general purpose of the study to follow is to conduct such an investigation. More particularly the following pages will present an attempt to use the theory and method of contemporary personality research in an effort to more …

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  18. Design and Development of an Internet-Of-Things (IoT) Gateway for Smart Building Applications

    … a typical building, a conventional router has a public address and assigns private addresses to all devices connected to it. This led to a network topology, where the router is the only device in the Internet space with all other devices forming an isolated local area network behind the router. …

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  19. “Cookie Mom-ster,” “Mom in Chief,” and “Sugar Mommy” : [de-] constructing ideal femininty of Presidential candidate wives

    … Ladies at political conventions wrote, “The public will someday accept a fully independent first lady, Ms. Gibbons predicted, 'I don't see how we can go backwards.’'' (Purnick, 2004) That isn’t to say, however, we have continued moving forward. Perpetuating the trend that began two decades …

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  20. James E. Shepard, the man and his message: a context-sensitive, discourse analysis of ‘God Bless Old North Carolina'

    … information in society that focuses on the radio address “God Bless Old North Carolina” that James E. Shepard, president and founder of the North Carolina College for Negroes (NCCN), presented in 1934. The socio-historical forces that preceded the current information environment in the United …

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