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Advances in the History of Rhetoric | 2015

Echoes of Berlin, 1989: Post-Soviet Discourse and the Rhetoric of National Unity

David Cratis Williams; Marilyn J. Young

Just as the popular imagination became inflamed by the events of 1989, and the “fall of the wall” was commonly taken as a sign of the inevitability of a new, open, free, and democratic Eastern Europe, so too was the disintegration of the Soviet Union in December of 1991 taken as a sign of the inevitability of a new, open, free, and democratic Russia. Although the events in Berlin were significant in spurring changes onward, with different rhetorical choices by Soviet and Russian leaders along the way history could have been written quite differently. The central concern of this article is to show how these rhetorical choices shaped the future of post-Communist transition in the Russian Federation. We proceed chronologically, examining key moments in the rhetoricity of the Russian transition from Communism toward its current form of governance.


The Russian Journal of Communication | 2013

Text network analysis: exploring relationships with qualitative methodology and rhetorical criticism

David Cratis Williams; Meredith Mountford

the text) would be less important. For example, any practical details of the working coordination between such software products as Sigma.Js library (developed by Alexis Jacomy) and the Force Atlas layout (developed by Matthieu Jacomy) should certainly be more fully explained – in case a would-be reader of the text by Paranyushkin starts thinking about perspectives of the application of these software visualization tools in his or her own (moderate or large-scale) research project.


Archive | 2006

Argumentation Theory and the Rhetoric of Assent

David Cratis Williams; Michael David Hazen


Archive | 2001

Unending Conversations: New Writings by and About Kenneth Burke

Greig Henderson; David Cratis Williams


Archive | 2006

Contemporary perspectives on argumentation : views from the Venice Argumentation Conference

F.H. van Eemeren; Michael David Hazen; Peter Houtlosser; David Cratis Williams


Advances in the History of Rhetoric | 2006

Instant Democracy: Rhetorical Crises and the Russian Federation, 1991–2007

David Cratis Williams


Climatic Change | 2008

Manoeuvring strategically with metonymy in the confrontation and argumentation stages of a discussion

A.F. Snoeck Henkemans; F.H. van Eemeren; David Cratis Williams; I.Z. Zagar


Understanding argumentation: work in progress | 2008

Characterizing accusations of inconsistency in an argumentative interaction: a speech act proposal

Corina Andone; F.H. van Eemeren; David Cratis Williams; I.Z. Zagar


Argumentation and Advocacy | 1997

Introduction: Argument and Identity

Michael David Hazen; David Cratis Williams


Archive | 2012

A Methodology for Analyzing Political Speech: Western Approaches to Rhetorical Theory

David Cratis Williams; Marilyn J. Young; Michael K. Launer

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Emmanuelle Danblon

Université libre de Bruxelles

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