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Maurice Charland's theory of identification in Quebec's sovereignty rhetoric

Rather, the key term in critiquing rhetoric should be "identification" (Charland, 1987, p. 133). Why is focusing on identification more valid than focusing on persuasion in the process of rhetorical themes?

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Applying Jasanoff's framework of humility to internet technology

Jasonoff's (2003) article attempting to standardize a balanced approach in developing technologies offered a four tiered framework to help understand who her theory may be practically employed.

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Samuel Huntington's critique of democratic protest and American governance

Democratic Distemper, Samuel P. Huntington offers a deft and in-depth analysis of American political culture.

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Imagery and eloquence in Othello's final speech

Othello's final speech in Act five of the play, paying close attention to poetic elements as well as imagery within the passage.

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Advance work in protective services: challenges and importance

Advance teams are critical to the success of protective operations. Advance teams protect their employees by visiting and understanding the potential visiting area.

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Seven-Eleven's supply chain transformation toward fresh food distribution

Technology and educational advancement has brought many new ideas and models into the international business realm Logistics is a key piece of these models that aim to increase a competitive advantage within any given industry.

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Economic coercion and euthanasia legalization's threat to the poor

Euthanasia has become a hotly contested subject in the last few decades. Some are against euthanasia or assisted-physician suicide. Others are for it.

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Applying scientific reasoning to claims of pyramid health benefits

The use of mind's reasoning skills can be very helpful in detecting useful bits of information that are presented to one's senses.

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James Hillman's critique of twentieth-century psychology and soul

James Hillman's Re-Visioning Psychology is so expansive and far-reaching that it is difficult to know where to begin a response to this work.

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C.S. Lewis's rhetorical strategy in "We Have No Right to Happiness"

Lewis's Strong Understanding Of Audience In "We Have No Right to Happiness." The Western world's occupation with rights is something that laws, pop culture, and rules of order emphasize.

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