Creatures of politics media, message, and the American presidency

Michael P. Lempert · Michael C. Silverstein

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Rhetoric and Communication Studies Media Studies and Communication Cultural and political discourse analysis

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Preface and Acknowledgments 1. Introduction: Message is the Medium 2. Getting it Ju:::st Right 3. Addressing Issues 4. Ethnoblooperology 5. Unflipping the Flop 6. The Message in Hand 7. What Goes Around. . .

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