The Modern Scholar: Purpose and Persuasion
The Power of Rhetoric in American Political History
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Professor Ken Masugi
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In this series of lectures, Professor Ken Masugi of Johns Hopkins University examines the importance of rhetoric in American politics. Political speeches have, since the nation’s inception, defined and shaped American politics. Professor Masugi demonstrates how the greatest American political speeches take their bearings from the Declaration of Independence and the Federalist Papers. As the lectures proceed, Professor Masugi investigates the rhetoric of America’s most revered statesman, Abraham Lincoln, before exploring the works of other transformational U.S. presidents, including Woodrow Wilson, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Ronald Reagan, and Barack Obama.
©2012 Ken Masugi (P)2012 Crescite Group, LLCWhat listeners say about The Modern Scholar: Purpose and Persuasion
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- Marie Gordon
- 26-04-15
One of my favourites
Would you consider the audio edition of The Modern Scholar: Purpose and Persuasion to be better than the print version?
Do not have the print version but thoroughly enjoyed this talk and most helpful for my paper on rhetoric in American politics.
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Good delivery, interesting material
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All, not too hurried, well paced
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