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Central States Speech Journal

ISSNs: 0008-9575, 2331-4508
Source type: journal
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Alternate name: CSSJ
Fully OA: No
DOAJ: No
OpenAlex ID: S177427043
Ethos and credibility: The construct and its measurement after three decades
1981 · James C. McCroskey, Thomas J. Young · Central States Speech Journal · 569
On viewing rhetoric as epistemic
1967 · Robert L. Scott · Central States Speech Journal · 421
Coming to terms with organizational identification and commitment
1987 · George Cheney, Phillip K. Tompkins · Central States Speech Journal · 311
The third persona: An ideological turn in rhetorical theory
1984 · Philip Wander · Central States Speech Journal · 226
The ideological turn in modern criticism
1983 · Philip Wander · Central States Speech Journal · 176
Communication apprehension and shyness: Conceptual and operational distinctions
1982 · James C. McCroskey, Virginia P. Richmond · Central States Speech Journal · 168
On viewing rhetoric as epistemic: Ten years later
1976 · Robert L. Scott · Central States Speech Journal · 151
American political rhetoric and the jeremiad tradition: Presidential nomination acceptance addresses, 1960–1976
1980 · Kurt W. Ritter · Central States Speech Journal · 132
Crisis revisited: An analysis of strategies used by Tylenol in the second tampering episode
1988 · James A. Benson · Central States Speech Journal · 124
Voter perception of mud‐slinging in political communication
1975 · Charles J. Stewart · Central States Speech Journal · 96
A critical analysis of factors related to decisional processes involved in the challenger disaster
1986 · Dennis S. Gouran, Randy Y. Hirokawa, et al. · Central States Speech Journal · 90
Trait argumentativeness as a predictor of communicative behavior in situations requiring argument
1981 · Dominic A. Infante · Central States Speech Journal · 86
Presidential rhetoric: Definition of a field of study
1984 · Theodore Otto Windt · Central States Speech Journal · 82
In search of Ariadne's thread: A review of the recent literature on rhetorical theory
1978 · Michael C. Leff · Central States Speech Journal · 80
Superior and subordinate communication profiles: Implications for independent‐mindedness and upward effectiveness
1987 · Dominic A. Infante, William I. Gorden · Central States Speech Journal · 78
A pentadic analysis of senator Edward Kennedy's address to the people of massachusetts, July 25, 1969
1970 · David A. Ling · Central States Speech Journal · 76
Ronald Reagan's economic jeremiad
1986 · Richard L. Johannesen · Central States Speech Journal · 73
Reagan's safety net for the truly needy: The rhetorical uses of definition
1984 · David Zarefsky, Carol Miller‐Tutzauer, et al. · Central States Speech Journal · 73
“Social movement”;: Phenomenon or meaning?
1980 · Michael Calvin McGee · Central States Speech Journal · 68
Kenneth Burke's cluster‐agon method: Its development and an application
1976 · Carol A. Berthold · Central States Speech Journal · 64
Individual differences in the perception of comforting messages: An exploratory investigation
1985 · Brant R. Burleson, Wendy Samter · Central States Speech Journal · 61
Burkean scapegoating, mortification, and transcendence in presidential campaign rhetoric
1981 · Barry Brummett · Central States Speech Journal · 59
A functional approach to the rhetoric of social movements
1980 · Charles J. Stewart · Central States Speech Journal · 55
The effect of humor in dull and interesting informative speeches
1970 · Charles R. Gruner · Central States Speech Journal · 55
The challenger tragedy and search for legitimacy
1986 · Matthew W. Seeger · Central States Speech Journal · 52
Works count: 1,539
Citation count: 9,048
H-index: 38
I10-index: 220
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