Rhetoric Review Sep 1988

The politics of historiography

James J. Murphy University of California, Davis ; James Berlin ; Robert J. Connors University of New Hampshire at Manchester ; Sharon Crowley Northern Arizona University ; Richard Leo Enos Carnegie Mellon University ; Victor J. Vitanza The University of Texas at Arlington ; Susan C. Jarratt Miami University ; Nan Johnson ; Jan Swearingen The University of Texas at Arlington
Journal
Rhetoric Review
Published
1988-09-01
DOI
10.1080/07350198809388839
Open Access
Closed

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