Rhetoric Society Quarterly Mar 2017

The Press of War Imagery

Christopher J. Gilbert Assumption College

Abstract

At some point and somewhere in autumn 1862, poet Emily Dickinson saw a parade. The parade was a send-off for soldiers. One can imagine the scene: waving flags, hats, and handkerchiefs; gay explosio...

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Rhetoric Society Quarterly
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2017-03-15
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10.1080/02773945.2016.1260899
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