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Vernacular Rhetoric has an element of discussion which ensures that there is hope of better and newer social circumstances to emerge as the ideologies behind social movements keep changing. The combination of Rhetoric and vernahas yielded the momentous Theory of Vernacular Rhetoric which embodies the teachings of persuasive use of inherent and familiar tongues to offer resistance by persons to bring social change.
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References
Amos, R. (1969). House Form and Culture. Milwaukee: University of Wisconsin.
Aristotle. (2006). On rhetoric: A theory of civic discourse. Oxford University Press.
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Burke, K. (1966). Language as symbolic action: Essays on life, literature and method. Univ of California Press.
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