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Seattle, Rhetorical Velocity, Identity Shift, Transnational Politics, and Materiality: Watching Rhetoric Bleed

Bailie, Brian J.
2014
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Seattle, Rhetorical Velocity, Identity Shift, Transnational Politics, and Materiality: Watching Rhetoric Bleed examines how the writings of Zapatista spokesperson Subcomandante Marcos shaped the philosophical underpinnings of the overall 1999 WTO protests, and more specifically, the philosophical underpinnings and the physical experience of one protest group in particular: the Mechistas of Washington State.

Title
Seattle, Rhetorical Velocity, Identity Shift, Transnational Politics, and Materiality: Watching Rhetoric Bleed
Author
Bailie, Brian J. (Syracuse University)
Contributor
Eileen E. Schell Advisor
Document Type
dissertation
Degree Name
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Department, Program, or Other Affiliation
Writing Program
Writing Studies, Rhetoric, and Composition
College or School
College of Arts and Sciences
Date
2014-05-30
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Subjects
Access Note
Open Access
Record Appears in
Colleges, Schools, and Departments > College of Arts and Sciences > Writing Studies, Rhetoric, and Composition
Dissertations, Theses, and Honors Theses Projects > Dissertations
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etd/90