Political Rhetoric and the Science of Communication

Update: 2020-10-14

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How should we interpret political rhetoric? Why are we willing to accept outright lies from some politicians and not others? These questions and more in this week's episode.

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Political Rhetoric and the Science of Communication

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Political Rhetoric and the Science of Communication

Byrne, Chris, & Wade

Political Rhetoric and the Science of Communication