Herbert W. Simons
Emeritus Professor of Communication, Temple University
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References

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Burke, Marx, and Warrantable Outrage

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Burke, K. Attitudes Toward History

Burke, K. A Grammar of Motives

Burke, K. Towards a Better Life

Burke, K. Speech at American Writer's Congress. Reproduced in Simons and Melia, The Legacy of Kenneth Burke

Hernardi, P. Literary Interpretation and the Rhetoric of the Human Sciences. In Nelson, et al. The Rhetoric of the Human Sciences

Lentricchia, F. Criticism and Social Change. Reproduced in Simons and Melia

Rueckert, W. KB Society Newsletter, July 1986

Roth, P. I Married a Communist
TABLE OF CONTENTS
• Introduction

• In Praise of the Comedic Approach

• A Note on Burke's Method of Dialectics

• Comic Irony and the Problem of Warrantable Rage

• After Humble Irony, Then What?

• The Intellectual Journey

• The Artistic/Rhetorical Journey

• Philip Roth on Nixon's Funeral: An Exemplar

• Conclusion

• References
SELECTED WRITINGS
• A Dilemma-Centered Analysis of Clinton's August 17th Apologia: Implications for Rhetorical Theory and Method

• Judging A Policy Proposal By the Company It Keeps: The Gore-Perot NAFTA Debate

• Rhetoric of Inquiry as an Intellectual Movement

• Arguing About the Ethos of Past Actions: An Analysis of a Taped Conversation About a Taped Conversation

• Burke, Marx, and Warrantable Outrage

• Rhetorical Hermeneutics and the Project of Globalization

• Media & Politics

• The Rhetorical Construction of Institutional Fact: An Analysis of Social Problems Discourse

• Temple Issues Forum: Innovations in Pedagogy

• The Rhetoric of Philosophical Incommensurability

• Rhetoric of the Classroom Teacher

• Going Meta

• The RPS Approach

• Social Movements