Marouf Hasian

3 articles
  1. Rhetoric Society Quarterly Aug 2015
    <i>Prisoners of Conscience: Moral Vernaculars of Political Agency</i>, by Gerald A. Hauser ↗
    Megan D. McFarlane; Mariam Betlemidze; Marouf Hasian
    Abstract

    Professor Hauser’s Prisoners of Conscience is a book that explores how disempowered individuals use a variety of modes of resistance—parrhesia, indirection, passive aggression, bodily performances,...

    doi:10.1080/02773945.2015.1061857
  2. Rhetoric Review May 2001
    The Changing Culture of Rhetorical Studies ↗
    Winifred Bryan Horner; Karlyn Kohrs Campbell; Celeste Michelle Condit; John Hammerback; Marouf Hasian; Richard J. Jensen; Andrew King; John Louis Lucaites; Robert Hariman; Mark Lawrence McPhail; John M. Murphy; Thomas Rosteck; Robert E. Terrill; Barbara Warnick
    doi:10.1080/07350198.2001.9683374
  3. Rhetoric Review May 2001
    The Changing Culture of Rhetorical Studies ↗
    Winifred Bryan Horner; Karlyn Kohrs Campbell; Celeste Michelle Condit; John Hammerback; Marouf Hasian; Richard Jensen; Andrew King; John Louis Lucaites; Robert Hariman; Mark Lawrence McPhail; John Murphy; Thomas Rosteck; Robert Terrill; Barbara Warnick
    doi:10.1207/s15327981rr201&2_1