The capture of speech and other political writings

Michel de Certeau

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Cultural and political discourse analysis Law, Rights, and Freedoms Rhetoric and Communication Studies

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Who has the right to speak? How is this right acquired? What happens when this right is denied or inhibited? These are the questions examined by Michel de Certeau in this foundational exploration of political expression and participation.

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