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Women Political Candidates and the Paradoxes of Rhetorical Style: The Effects of Gender and Status on the Rhetorical Style of Barbara Boxer's, Carol Moseley -Braun's, and Patty Murray's 1992 and 1998 Senate Campaigns

Amy Jo Pierce

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Key concepts: Rhetorical question, Style (visual arts), Politics, Sociology, Life style, Social psychology, Psychology, Gender studies

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