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Filtering by: Creator Shriver, Ann L. Degree Name Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies (M.A.I.S.) Subject Rhetoric

Stephen Biko's Rhetorical Vision of Black Consciousness

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Fergusson, Julie K.

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Stephen Biko was a black leader in South Africa who died in police custody on September 12, 1977. Biko's death echoed within the Republic of South Africa and around the world, showing that racial tensions in that country were severe. At his death he was a hero to the black...

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preconceptions in subsequent perceptual encounters." Toch 161. 21 James L. Golden, Goodwin F. Berquist, and
Beauty and the Beast: The Rhetorical Construction of the Female in Mixed Martial Arts

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Thornburg, Kori A.

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More women compete in sports currently than ever before. However, the historical tensions which relate to their participation--as athletes and as females--remain. Mixed martial arts (MMA) has proven to be the most visible introduction of females into sports that have traditionally been considered exclusively for men. Gina Carano and Cristiane...

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women and sports remain under-theorized to this day. As Ann Hall notes, “There is a noticeable
The First Lady and the American Parent: A Rhetorical Examination of Michelle Obama’s Use of Metaphor to Combat Childhood Obesity

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Puls, Brittany Acacia

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First Ladies have performed a variety of public and private roles, from presidential escort, hostess, and social advocate to policy maker and presidential advisor. The nature of the position has always been both traditional and gendered, greatly influencing each First Lady's performance. Due to the changing role of women in...

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Stephen Biko's Rhetorical Vision of Black Consciousness

Beauty and the Beast: The Rhetorical Construction of the Female in Mixed Martial Arts

The First Lady and the American Parent: A Rhetorical Examination of Michelle Obama’s Use of Metaphor to Combat Childhood Obesity

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