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The meek shall inherit the mountains: Dramatistic criticism of Grand Teton national park's interpretive program

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Rhetoric and Communication Studies American Environmental and Regional History Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management

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(1988). The meek shall inherit the mountains: Dramatistic criticism of Grand Teton national park's interpretive program. Central States Speech Journal: Vol. 39, Public Relations, pp. 121-133.

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