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Readings on the Rhetoric of Social Protest includes thirtyfive of the most significant essays from the literature. From groundbreaking theoretical works to very recent case studies, the selections reveal the evolution of a dynamic scholarshipits theoretical foundations, the debates that shape further inquiry, the critical studies that illustrate key theoretical positions. Drawing on a wide range of movements, these essays show people attempting to reform society from within. They also argue for a communicationbased theory of social protest, exploring language choices and other rhetorical strategies that create leaders, inspire followers, confront power, and attract public support and sympathyor that silence dissent, suppress uprising, or discredit protesters.The new edition reflects current issues in and perspectives on the rhetoric of social movements, as well as a wider range of historical and contemporary social movements. A revised organization highlights conceptual themes across movements and scholarship.Substantive introductions to the each chapter highlight key points, vital connections, and recurring conflicts. A selected bibliographyexpanded in this editionhelps students launch their own research on social movements.The first edition of this book was reviewed in Rhetoric and Public Affairs and The Review of Communication.
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