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Biological categories and border controls: the revival of eugenics in anti‐immigration rhetoric
International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy, 1998Looks at the contemporary debate on US immigration, focusing particularly on the increasing articulation of eugenics. Notes that, at times of economic and moral crisis, biological generalizations tend to resurface to provide support for the existing system of privilege and rights, and that the information superhighway provides the perfect vehicle for ...
Dorothy Nelkin, Mark Michaels
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The rise of the gay warrior: Rhetorical archetypes and the transformation of identity categories
Discourse & Communication, 2018This essay investigates the representation of lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) people during the debate over whether they should serve openly in the United States military. Many studies on this topic have focused on the question of whether this debate ‘militarized’ LGB people. This study takes a broader view, tracking five rhetorical archetypes (the Gay
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European Journal of Social Psychology, 1996
This paper examines the way in which different speakers may construe both the context and the categories involved in a single event. This is achieved through an analysis of Margaret Thatcher's and Neil Kinnock's leadership speeches to their respective party conferences during the British miners' strike of 1984–5.
Reicher, Stephen, Hopkins, Nicolas
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This paper examines the way in which different speakers may construe both the context and the categories involved in a single event. This is achieved through an analysis of Margaret Thatcher's and Neil Kinnock's leadership speeches to their respective party conferences during the British miners' strike of 1984–5.
Reicher, Stephen, Hopkins, Nicolas
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Toward a richer rhetoric of agency: shaping the identity categorytransgenderin public discourse
Argumentation and Advocacy, 2018This essay critically considers the rhetoric of agency—the attribution of varying levels of agency to a person or persons as a premise in an argument—focusing in particular on arguments for human r...
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The Gay Warrior and the Untroubled Comrade: The Rhetoric of Identity Categories in the Public Sphere
2014English
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Rhetorical History as Institutional Work
Journal of Management Studies, 2023Rohny Saylors +2 more
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CEO rhetorical strategies for corporate social responsibility (CSR)
Society and Business Review, 2012Magalie Marais
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