Emotion, Rhetoric, and Entrepreneurial Experience: A Survey of Start-Up Community Membership

Brian Gogan Western Michigan University ; Stacy J. Belinsky Kalamazoo College

Abstract

This article connects work on emotion, rhetoric, and entrepreneurial experience as it reports findings from a questionnaire issued to 80 entrepreneurs who belong to the global entrepreneur community Startup Grind. The findings from this study offer researchers a more robust representation of the rhetorical theories that guide entrepreneurs’ professional communication practices. In particular, the authors report on the distribution and dependency between two variables: operative rhetorical theory (indicated by one of four choices) and entrepreneurial experience (indicated by number of ventures and total years of experience).

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Journal of Business and Technical Communication
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2022-10-01
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10.1177/10506519221105490
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