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Passionate Intensity: Louis Farrakhan and the Fallacies of Racial Reasoning - Louis Abdul Farrakhan has become an important voice in African and European American debates about racial identity and equality. This essay examines Farrakhan's rhetoric through the lens of complicity theory to provide a theoretical amplication of the notion of "symbolic realignment," a critical examination of the epistemological commitments undergirding Farrakhan's rhetoric, and a practical exploration of the problems and possibilities his oratory presents for our understanding of rhetoric and race in America
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In: The quarterly journal of speech. - Abingdon : Routledge 84 (1998) 4, 416-429
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