Rhetoric Review
Jan 2009
A Rejoinder to Mark Smith on the Contribution of his Book
Joshua Gunn
The University of Texas at Austin
Abstract
In a previous discussion in the Burkean Parlor, I argued that Mark Smith's book, The Right Talk (2007), was boring and largely unhelpful to rhetorical scholars because it explained the contemporary...
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- 2009-01-01
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