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Persuasion as a social heuristic: A rhetorical analysis of the making of the constitution of Namibia
The study focuses on the rhetoric used during the drafting of the Constitution of the Republic of Namibia. The thesis will offer a framework for understanding negotiations in terms of distinct and coherent rhetoric. Primary sources for this thesis consist of five volumes of the Hansard of the Standi...
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Centre for Rhetoric Studies
2014
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