Executing democracy

Executing democracy

Delivering the people's message the changing politics of the presidential mandate

Confessions of a presidential speechwriter

The rhetoric of heroic expectations establishing the Obama presidency

Speaking with the people's voice how presidents invoke public opinion

The good neighbor Franklin D. Roosevelt and the rhetoric of American power

Religious rhetoric and American politics the endurance of civil religion in electoral campaigns

The politics of sacred rhetoric absolutist appeals and political persuasion

Distant publics development rhetoric and the subject of crisis

Border rhetorics citizenship and identity on the US-Mexico frontier

The insistent call rhetorical moments in black anticolonialism, 1929-1937

Presidential Saber Rattling Causes and Consequences

Creatures of politics media, message, and the American presidency

Clearly invisible racial passing and the color of cultural identity

Feminism, the left, and postwar literary culture

Frances Ellen Watkins Harper African American reform rhetoric and the rise of a modern nation state

Specters of democracy blackness and the aesthetics of politics in the antebellum U.S.

Militant citizenship rhetorical strategies of the National Woman's Party, 1913-1920

Liberalism and the culture of security the nineteenth-century rhetoric of reform

Politics, religion, and culture in an anxious age

Mass deception moral panic and the U.S. war on Iraq

Gravyland writing beyond the curriculum in the City of Brotherly Love

The provisional pulpit modern presidential leadership of public opinion

Reagan at Westminster foreshadowing the end of the Cold War

Going north, thinking west the intersections of social class, critical thinking, and politicized writing instruction

Winning with words the origins and impact of political framing

Enemyship democracy and counter-revolution in the early republic

Bodies of reform the rhetoric of character in Gilded Age America

Public modalities rhetoric, culture, media, and the shape of public life

The anti-intellectual presidency the decline of presidential rhetoric from George Washington to George W. Bush

You, the people American national identity in presidential rhetoric