Keyword

dramatism

Description: An interpretive theory of communication developed by Kenneth Burke that analyzes human action through dramatic terms such as motives, agents, and scenes.
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1978 · Stephen W.Littlejohn · 3,031
1937 · Kenneth Burke · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 803
2017 · Richard L West, Lynn H. Turner · 504
1984 · Kenneth Burke · University of California Press eBooks · 412
1992 · John Deighton · Journal of Consumer Research · 358
1989 · Kenneth Burke, Joseph R. Gusfield · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 214
2015 · Roderick P Hart, Suzanne Daughton · Routledge eBooks · 179
2008 · Elizabeth S. Bell · 154
1964 · Charles Feidelson, William H. Rueckert · American Literature · 152
1969 · William Rueckert · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 146
1972 · Kenneth Burke · Clark Digital Commons (Clark University) · 142
2011 · Andrea Whittle, Frank Mueller · Human Relations · 140
2005 · Alistair R. Anderson · International Small Business Journal Researching Entrepreneurship · 127
2023 · Willis F. Overton, David S. Palermo · Routledge eBooks · 108
2013 · Rebecca Merkin, Vas Taras, et al. · International Journal of Intercultural Relations · 105
2017 · Roderick P. Hart, Suzanne Daughton, et al. · Routledge eBooks · 102
1978 · Fredric R. Jameson · Critical Inquiry · 102
1974 · Robert L. Ivie · Quarterly Journal of Speech · 99
1984 · Barry Brummett · Critical Studies in Mass Communication · 83
1952 · Marie Hochmuth · Quarterly Journal of Speech · 79
1995 · Choice Reviews Online · 71
1977 · MichaelA. Overington · Theory and Society · 71
Works count: 1,016
Citation count: 11,180
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