Rhetoric Society Quarterly Sep 1981

Current‐traditional rhetoric: Thirty years ofwriting with a purpose

Robert J. Connors Louisiana State University

Abstract

(1981). Current‐traditional rhetoric: Thirty years of writing with a purpose. Rhetoric Society Quarterly: Vol. 11, No. 4, pp. 208-221.

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Rhetoric Society Quarterly
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1981-09-01
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10.1080/02773948109390614
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