Laughing With The Gurus

David Greatbatch · Timothy Clark

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Rhetoric and Communication Studies Linguistics and Discourse Analysis Humor Studies and Applications

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Management gurus are among the most influential public orators of the day. But mastery of age–old rhetorical devices, including the use of humour, is central to their effectiveness.

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