1984/12/01 by Philip Wander · 225 citations
Arts and Humanities · Social Sciences · Psychology · #Rhetoric and Communication Studies #Discourse Analysis in Language Studies #Media Studies and Communication #Ideology #Persona #Rhetorical criticism #Criticism #Rhetorical question #Rhetoric #Extension (predicate logic) #Sociology #Epistemology #Aesthetics #Social psychology #Philosophy #Psychology #Political science #Linguistics #Law #Humanities #Computer science #Politics
paper · doi:10.1080/10510978409368190
published in Central States Speech Journal 35(4), 197-216 (Taylor & Francis)
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Wander finally answers his critics (who had various rejoinders to his “The Ideological Turn in Modern Criticism,” CSSJ, Spring 1983), with an extension of his original position, including development of the concept of “the third persona.”