“Social movement”;: Phenomenon or meaning?

Michael McGee

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Rhetoric and Communication Studies Linguistics and Discourse Analysis Social Movements and Cultural Identity

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“Social movement”; is a set of meanings and not an objective phenomenon. We therefore require explanations of “movement”; in rhetoric, not explanations of persuasion in allegedly discrete and objective situations.

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