NARRATION AS A HUMAN-COMMUNICATION PARADIGM - THE CASE OF PUBLIC MORAL ARGUMENT

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[22] Brockriede W., 1975, J AM FORENSIC ASS, V11, P179, DOI 10.1080/00028533.1975.

[23] BURKE K, 1983, LECTURE OUTLINE LOGO

[24] Burke K., 1957, PHILOS LIT FORM

[25] Burke K., 1968, LANGUAGE SYMBOLIC AC, P3

[26] Burke K., 1955, RHETORIC MOTIVES

[27] BURLESON BR, 1981, DIMENSIONS ARGUMENT, P955

[28] Campbell J., 1973, MYTHS LIVE

[29] CAMPBELL JA, 1984, UNPUB RHETORIC HIST

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[21] Brockriede W, 1977, J AM FORENSIC ASS, V13, P129

[22] Brockriede W., 1975, J AM FORENSIC ASS, V11, P179, DOI 10.1080/00028533.1975.

[23] BURKE K, 1983, LECTURE OUTLINE LOGO

[24] Burke K., 1957, PHILOS LIT FORM

[25] Burke K., 1968, LANGUAGE SYMBOLIC AC, P3

[26] Burke K., 1955, RHETORIC MOTIVES

[27] BURLESON BR, 1981, DIMENSIONS ARGUMENT, P955

[28] Campbell J., 1973, MYTHS LIVE

[29] CAMPBELL JA, 1984, UNPUB RHETORIC HIST

[30] CAMPBELL JA, 1981, ANN M W SPEECH COMMU