Rhetorical Capital: Communicative Labor, Money/Speech, and Neo-Liberal Governance

Ronald Walter Greene

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In discussing the shift from classical rhetoric to modern rhetoricality, a condition that embeds a “generalized rhetoric [into] the deepest levels of human existence,” John Bender and David Wellber...

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