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Disruptive Power in American Discourse: the Trial of the Chicago Seven: How the 1969 Chicago Seven trial changed classic notions,Used
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Historical writings about the late sixties suggest that American society at that time could be summarized by several social characteristics ? conditions which in combination provided an enabling platform for a perfect "power" storm of 1968, characterized by 1) social alienation, 2) crisis oriented ideology and discourse. 3) Sequential and proximate series of direct power confrontations and, 4) increased national and global media effect. An historical analysis of the effect of power within verbal discourse during the much publicized, turbulent events surrounding the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago and the subsequent fivemonth trial of the Chicago Seven in 19691970 is presented. The historical narrative and analysis of the events and trial of the Chicago Seven supports conclusions regarding the type, amplitude, and effect of powerinlanguage. The study's findings pertain to the historical participants of 19681970 but the conclusions offer reason to believe that newer ideas concerning social power should be considered that may refine or redefine classic power notions of industrial era U.S. society.
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