Understanding the Preamble as a Rhetorical Context for Political Action

Andrew R. Cline

Poverty & Public Policy, 2013, vol. 5, issue 3, 293-300

Abstract: Andrew Cline of Missouri State University crosses a number of disciplinary boundaries, especially rhetorical analysis and political science. Dr. Cline examines the Constitution of the United States and discusses the need to address poverty by concentrating upon the Constitution's meaning for contemporary society.

Date: 2013
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