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Rhetoric & Christianity: A Working Bibliography Author's Note: Articles in red are missing one or more missing citation elements. Also, while effort has been made to ensure that the citations are accurate and follow standard APA guidelines, some errors are likely present. Please refer to the actual source material and/or additional bibliographic references for confirmation. If you spot an error, or if you wish to suggest an addition to this list, please e-mail me at: owner@americanrhetoric.com
Journal Articles Adams, J.C. (1990). Linguistic values and religious experiences: An analysis of clothing metaphors in Alexander Richardson's Ramist-Puritan lectures on speech, "Speech is a garment to cloath our reason." Quarterly Journal of Speech, 76(1), 58-68. Adler, B. J. (1995). Building and maintaining church identity: Rhetorical strategies found in letters from two Lutheran leaders. Journal of Communication and Religion, 18, 29-39 Anderson, F.D. (1970). Hugh Latimer, spokesman for a Christian commonwealth. Central States Speech Journal, 21(3), 146-153. Aune, David E. The Westminster Dictionary of New Testament and Early Christian Literature and Rhetoric. Louisville: Westminster John Knox Press, 2003. Bineham, J. L. (1989). Consensus theory and religious belief. Communication Studies, 40(3l), 141-155. Bineham, J. L. (1991). Parables and the oral medium: A metaphorical approach to religious language, Journal of Communication and Religion, 14, 1-8. Bineham, J.L. (1993). Theological hegemony and oppositional interpretive codes: The case of evangelical Christian feminism. Western Journal of Communication, 57(4), 515-529. Brack, H. A. (1978). Review of Christian criticism: A study of literary God talk (Thomas F. Merrill). Philosophy and Rhetoric,11(3), 210-211. Chapel, G.W. (1975). Christian Science and the nineteenth century women's movement. Central States Speech Journal, 26(2), 142-149. Clark, T.D. (1977). An exploration of generic aspects of contemporary American Christian sermons. Quarterly Journal of Speech, 63(4), 384-394. Clark, T.D. (1979). An analysis of recurrent features of contemporary American radical, liberal, and conservative political discourse. Southern Speech Communication Journal, 44, 399-422. Cleckner, P.W. (1971). Religious language and the problem of religious knowledge. Quarterly Journal of Speech, 57(1), 124. Cohen, E., & Menache, S. (1986). Holy wars and sainted warriors: Christian war propaganda in the Middle Ages. Journal of Communication, 36(2), 52-62. Conrad, C. (1983). The rhetoric of the moral majority: An analysis of romantic form. Quarterly Journal of Speech, 69,159-70. Daniels, T.D., Jensen, R.J., & Lichtenstein, A. (1985). Resolving the paradox in politicized Christian fundamentalism. Western Journal of Speech Communication, 49(4), 248-266. Daughton, S. M. (1993). Metaphorical transcendence: Images of the holy war in Franklin Roosevelt's first inaugural. The Quarterly Journal of Speech, 79, 427-446. Detwiler, T. (1988). Viewing Robertson's rhetoric in an Augustinian mirror. Journal of Communication and Religion, 11, 22-31. Dieter, O. A. L., & Kurth, W. C. (1968). The De Rhetorica of
Aurelius Augustine. Speech Monographs, 35, 90-108. Duffy, B.K. (1984). The anti-humanist rhetoric of the new religious right. Southern Speech Communication Journal, 49 (4), 339-360. Duffy, B.K. (1987). Fundamentalism, relativism and commitment. Communication Education, 36(4), 403-409. Duffy, B.K., and Duffy, S. (1984). Fundamentalism, liberal education and freedom of speech: An issue for the public speaking instructor Communication Education, 33(4), 309-316. Engnell, R. A. (1993). Otherness and other rhetorical exigencies of theistic religion. The Quarterly Journal of Speech, 79, 82-98. Fischli, R. (1979). Anita Bryant's stand against "militant homosexuality": Religious fundamentalism and the democratic process. Central States Speech Journal, 30(2), 262-271. Frank, R. L. (1991). Reason and religion in "rerum novarum". Southern Communication Journal, 56(4), 257-267.. Garrett, M.M. (1994). The "three doctrines discussions" of Tang China: Religious debate as a rhetorical strategy. Argumentation and Advocacy, 30(3), 150-161. Goldzwig, S. (1987). A rhetoric of public theology: The religious rhetor and public policy. Southern Speech Communication Journal, 52(2) 128-150. Graves, M.P. (1983). Functions of key metaphors in early Quaker sermons, 1671-1700. Quarterly Journal of Speech, 69, 364-378. Griffin, C.J. (1990). The rhetoric of form in conversion narratives. Quarterly Journal of Speech, 76(2), 152-163. Hagan, M.R. (1973). Review of: belief in God: A study in the epistemology of religion (Mavrodes). Philosophy and Rhetoric. 6(3), 191-192. Hahn, D.F. (1980). One's reborn every minute: Carter's religious appeal in 1976. Communication Quarterly, 28(3), 56-62. Hart, R. P. (1971). The rhetoric of the true believer. Speech Monographs, 38, 249-261. Heisey, R.D. (1998). Reflections on religious speech communication. The Journal of Communication and Religion, 21(2), 85-107. Hensley, C.W. (1975). Rhetorical vision and the persuasion of a historical movement: The Disciples of Christ in nineteenth century American culture. Quarterly Journal of Speech, 61, 280-294. Herrick, J. A. (1992). The rhetorical career of Thomas Woolston: A radical challenges the rules of discourse. The Quarterly Journal of Speech, 78, 296-316. Hirst, R. (1995). Austin Phelp's theory of balance in homiletic style. Journal of Communication and Religion, 18, 17-27. Hostetler, M.J. (2002). Joe
Lieberman at Fellowship Chapel: Civil Religion Meets
Self-Disclosure. Journal of Communication and Religion, 25,
148-165. Hostetler, M. J. (1998). Constructing Audiences for Ecumenism: A Rhetorical Perspective. World Communication, 27 (4), 38-49. Hostetler, M. J. Gov. Al Smith Confronts the Catholic Question: The Rhetorical Legacy of the 1928 Campaign. Communication Quarterly, 46 (1), 12-24. Hostetler, M. J. (1997). Rethinking the War Metaphor in Religious Rhetoric: Burke, Black, and Berrigan's "Glimmer of Light." Journal of Communication and Religion, 20, 49-60. Hostetler, M. J. (1996). Liberty in Baptist Thought: Three Primary Texts, 1614-1856. The American Baptist Quarterly, XV, 242-256. Hostetler, M. J. (1996). John Calvin's Rhetorical Christianity and Sixteenth Century Religious Exiles: Constructing an Ethic of Refugees. Speech Communication Annual, New York State Speech Communication Association, 10, 37-60. Hostetler, M. J. (1992). Keeping Religious Discourse Out of the Public Debate: What Happened to C. Everett Koop? Journal of Communication and Religion, 15, 29-41. Hogan, J. M. (1989). Managing dissent in the Catholic Church: A reinterpretation of the pastoral letter on war and peace. The Quarterly Journal of Speech, 75, 400-415. Hudson, L. (1972). Belting the Bible: Madalyn Murray O'Hair vs. fundamentalism. Western Speech, 36(4), 233-240. Huber, R. (1952). Dwight L. Moody: Master of audience psychology. Southern Speech Journal, 17, 265-271. Irvine, J. R. (1970). A new doctrine of scriptural interpretation: The basis for hemmingsen's reformation rhetoric. Southern Speech Journal, 36, 333-343. Jablonski, C. J. (1989). Aggiornamento and the American Catholic bishops: A rhetoric of institutional continuity and change. The Quarterly Journal of Speech, 75, 416-432. Jamieson, K. (1974). Interpretation of natural law in the conflict over Humanae Vitae. The Quarterly Journal of Speech, 60, 201-211. Jamieson, K. H. (1980). The metaphoric cluster in the rhetoric of Pope Paul VI and Edmund G. Brown, Jr. The Quarterly Journal of Speech, 66, 51-72. Johnson, W. R. (1976). Isocrates flowering: The rhetoric of Augustine. Philosophy and Rhetoric, 9, 217-231. Kinneavy, James L. (1987). Greek rhetorical origins of the Christian faith. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Kuypers, J.A. (2000). From science, moral poetics: Dr. James Dobson's response to the fetal tissue research initiative. The Quarterly Journal of Speech, 86 (2), 146-167. Lake, R. A. (1984). Order and disorder in anti-abortion rhetoric: A logological view. The Quarterly Journal of Speech, 70, 425-443. Leathers, D. G. (1986). Fundamentalism of the religious right. Southern Speech Journal, 33, 245-258. Leff, M. C. (1976). St. Augustine and Martianus Capella: Continuity
and change in fifth-century Latin rhetorical theory. Communication Quarterly, 24,
2-9. Lippard, P.V. (1988). The rhetoric of silence: The Society of Friends' unprogrammed meeting for worship. Communication Quarterly, 36, 145-156. Lucas, S.E. (1974). Review of Puritan rhetoric: The issue of emotion in religion (White). Philosophy and Rhetoric, 7(2), 121-123. Lynch, C. (1995). Metaphors of conflict: Imani temple vs. The Roman
church. Journal of Communication and Religion, 18, 21-34. Morrisroe, M. (1969). Rhetorical methods in Hume's works on religion. Philosophy and Rhetoric, 2(3), 121-138. Murphy, J. J. (1958). Saint Augustine and the Christianization of rhetoric. Western Speech, 22, 24-29 Murphy, J. J. (1960). Saint Augustine and the debate about a Christian rhetoric. The Quarterly Journal of Speech, 46, 400-410. Murphy, J. J. (1967). Saint Augustine and Rabanus Maurus: The genesis of medieval rhetoric. Western Speech, 31, 88-96. Nelson, T.F. (1970). The rhetoric of Christian socialism. Quarterly Journal of Speech, 56(1), 99-100. Nelson, J., & Flannery, M. A. (1990). The sanctuary movement: A story in religious confrontation. Southern Communication Journal, 55(4), 372-387. O'Leary, S.D. (1993). A dramatistic theory of apocalyptic rhetoric. The Quarterly Journal of Speech, 79, 385-426. Paul, D. (1985). The authority of truth: Religion and the John Peter Zenger case. Journalism Quarterly, 62(2), 227-235. Pearce, W. B., Littlejohn, S., & Alexander, A. (1987). The new Christian right and the humanist response: Reciprocated diatribe. Communication Quarterly, 35(2), 171-192. Press, G. A. (1984). Doctrina in Augustine's De doctrina christiana. Philosophy and Rhetoric, 17, 98-120. Quimby, R. (1953). Charles Grandison Finney: herald of modern revivalism. Speech Monographs, 20, 293-299. Ramsaran, Rollin A. Liberating Words: Paul's Use of Rhetorical Maxims in 1 Corinthians 1-10. Valley Forge: Trinity Press International, 1996. Reid, R.S. (1994). When words were a power loosed: Audience
expectation and finished narrative Reid, R.S. (1995). Postmodernism and the function of the new
homiletic in Post-Christendom congregations. Reid, R.S., Bullock, J., & Fleer, D. (1995). Preaching as the
creation of an experience: The Reid, R. F. (1995). Disputes over preaching method, the second awakening and Ebenezer Porter's teaching of sacred rhetoric. Journal of Communication and Religion, 18, 5-15 Reid, R.S. (1998). Faithful preaching: Preaching epistemes, faith stages, and rhetorical practice. The Journal of Communication and Religion, 21(2), 164-199. Riley, F. K. (1936). St. Augustine, public speaker and rhetorician. The Quarterly Journal of Speech, 22, 572-578. Ritter, K.W. (1980). American political rhetoric and the Jeremiad tradition: Presidential nomination acceptance addresses, 1960-1976. Central States Speech Journal, 31, 153-171. Russell, C. H. (1995). Symbolic form and the rhetoric of belief: An epistemological account of John 4:1-42. Journal of Communication and Religion, 18, 11-20. Settle, G. H. (1994). Faith, hope, and charity: Rhetoric as aletheiac act in On Christian Doctrine. Journal of Communication and Religion, 17, 49-60. Sewell, E. H. (1975). Isaac Backus' plea for religious freedom, 1770-1776. Communication Quarterly, 23(2), 39-47. Spencer, G. H. (1995). The rhetoric of Malcolm Muggeridge's gradual Christian conversion. Journal of Communication and Religion, 18, 55-64. Sullivan, D.L. (1990). The prophetic voice in Jeremy Rifkin's "Algeny." Rhetoric Review, 9, 134-148. Sullivan, D.L. (1992). Establishing orthodoxy: The letters of St. Ignatius as epideictic rhetoric. The Journal of Communication and Religion,15, 71-86. Sullivan, D. L. (1992). Kairos and the rhetoric of belief. The Quarterly Journal of Speech, 78, 317-332. Sullivan, D.L. (1998). Francis Schaeffer's apparent apology in "pollution and the death of man." The Journal of Communication and Religion, 21(2), 200-230. Sullivan, D.L. (1999). Identification and dissociation in rhetorical expose: An analysis of St. Irenaeus "Against Heresies." Rhetoric Society Quarterly, 29, 49-76. Timmis, J.H III. (1976). Christian rhetoric and the western church fathers. Central States Speech Journal, 27(4), 280-284. Troup, C.L. (1995). Cuomo at Notre Dame: Rhetoric without religion. Communication Quarterly, 43(2), 167-181. Tukey, D. (1988). Toward a spiritual critique Of intersubjectivist rhetoric. Journal of Communication and Religion, 11, 1-8. Tukey, D. D. (1989). What's at stake?-A reply to Bineham.
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