James F. Klumpp
Professor
Ph.D., University of Minnesota
Dr. Klumpp studies contemporary rhetorical theory and American rhetorical discourse. He is a rhetorical critic and a historian of the use of discourse to affect social structure. His work in contemporary rhetorical theory concentrates on Kenneth Burke and the European continental critics.
Representative Publications:
Ronald F. Reid and James F. Klumpp. American Rhetorical Discourse. 3rd ed. Long Grove IL: Waveland Press, 2005.
James F. Klumpp. “Burkean Social Hierarchy and the Ironic Investment of Martin Luther King.” Kenneth Burke and the Twenty-first Century. Ed. Bernard L. Brock. Albany: State University of New York Press, 1999. 207-41.
James F. Klumpp. “Facts, Truth, and Iraq: A Call for Stewardship of Democratic Argument.” Engaging Argument. Ed. Patricia Riley. Washington: NCA, 2006.
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