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| published: | New York, NY, Bern, Frankfurt, M., Berlin, Vienna [u.a.] Lang 2010 |
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Frontiers in political communication ; 18
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| Media Type: | Book, E-Book |
| Item Description: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
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| Physical Description: | XIII, 290 S; 23 cm |
| Note: | Electing empire : systemic chaos and the fear of falling Blow back the enemy t/here : errors, terrors, and the rhetorical agenda of WMDs We have nothing to fear but : a rhetorical analysis of fear in post-9/11 sermons Fear of fire and hope for jobs : the rhetoric of sustainable development in the political ecology of wildfire Upwardly mobile by degrees : higher education and the rhetorics of fear Boundaries of citizenship : undocumented workers and temporary work policies in the United States The architecture of fear : common sense and the U.S.-Mexico border wall Art, apprehension, and the gated community : Thomas Kinkade's "village" The mall of America : consumption in the social wilderness "Is that what they are so afraid of?" : the popular media and pro-anorexia websites Transnational remembering : navigating fear and racism, shame, and nostalgia |
| ISBN: |
1433105853
1433105861 9781433105852 9781433105869 |
| Language: | English |
| Part of: |
Frontiers in political communication ; 18
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| Collection: | Verbunddaten SWB |
| Electing empire : systemic chaos and the fear of falling \ M.J. Braun Blow back the enemy t/here : errors, terrors, and the rhetorical agenda of WMDs \ Kevin Douglas Kuswa We have nothing to fear but : a rhetorical analysis of fear in post-9/11 sermons \ Mark A. Gring Fear of fire and hope for jobs : the rhetoric of sustainable development in the political ecology of wildfire \ Paul Burkhardt Upwardly mobile by degrees : higher education and the rhetorics of fear \ Danika M. Brown Boundaries of citizenship : undocumented workers and temporary work policies in the United States \ Amy J. Wan The architecture of fear : common sense and the U.S.-Mexico border wall \ Zoe Hammer Art, apprehension, and the gated community : Thomas Kinkade's "village" \ Cynthia Duquette Smith The mall of America : consumption in the social wilderness \ Cristina Hanganu-Bresch "Is that what they are so afraid of?" : the popular media and pro-anorexia websites \ Kat McLellan Transnational remembering : navigating fear and racism, shame, and nostalgia \ Angela Crow. |