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Brigitte Mral, Nicole Borg & Philippe-Joseph Salazar (eds.)Women's rhetoric |
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Contents Brigitte Mral & Philippe-Joseph Salazar 5Introduction Part I: A Political PerspectiveBrigitte Mral 11A Womanization of Public Discourse? Reflections on Rhetorical Strategies used by Swedish Female Politicians Maja von Stedingk Wigren 31 The Pink Party A Feminist Party Enters the Swedish Political Arena Helena Hansson Nylund 56 Leadership Rhetoric of the ANC Women’s League Vertical and Horizontal in Relation Aditi Hunma 69 When the Story of Women Public Figures is Relayed An Analysis of the Media Representation of three South African Women in the Public Sphere: Helen Zille, Bulelwa Qupe and Nadine Gordimer Part II: A Grassroots PerspectiveNicole Borg 91Combating Violence with Words Rhetorical Strategies of a South African NGO Gunilla Malm 105 Rhetorical Strategies of a Swedish Feminist Grassroots Organization The documentaryNathalie Rosa Bucher 117
Om Brigitte Mral, Nicole Borg & Philippe-Joseph Salazar Brigitte Mral är professor i retorik vid Örebro Universitet. Nicole Borg är doktorand vid Örebro Universitet. Philippe-Joseph Salazar är ledera av The Centre for Rhetoric Studies, Cape Town, och Association for Rhetoric and Communication in Southern Africa. |
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Argumentative Strategies of Women in Public Life. Sweden & South Africa. The study of women’s rhetoric is a study of democracy. Since women’s voices have been suppressed for a long time and have had many barriers to break through, women have often developed advanced techniques to enable efficiency. This book provides historical, theoretical and practical analyses about women as deliberators, thus promoting a more open and flexible rhetorical theory that does not exclude everything that does not fit into the white, male, agonistic pattern for public argumentation and popular deliberation.
Women’s Rhetoric is a result of a research collaboration initiated by Örebro University and the Centre for Rhetoric Studies at Cape Town University, project Women’s Rhetoric in South Africa and Sweden. A Comparative Study in Democratic Deliberation.
