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rhetorical presidency: a standalone construct

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rhetoricalpresidency1 CONSTRUCTRhetorical presidencyTULIS · RHETORIC

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Rhetoric

the twentieth-century presidential practice of governing through popular rhetoric addressed directly to the public.

In rhetoric, rhetorical presidency refers to the twentieth-century presidential practice of governing through popular rhetoric addressed directly to the public. This meaning comes from Tulis (1987) in The rhetorical presidency.[1]

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  1. Tulis, J. (1987). The rhetorical presidency. Princeton University Press. ISBN 9780691077512

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