After the Fall : Rhetoric in the Aftermath of

After the Fall: Rhetoric in the Aftermath of Dissent in Post-Communist Times examines the rhetorical role Eastern and Central European public intellectuals had in dismantling communist regimes in countries that before 1989 were part of the Iron Cur

Noemi Marin is Associate Professor of Rhetoric and Culture at the School of Communication and Multimedia Studies, Florida Atlantic University, and editor of The Journal of Literacy and Technology, an online academic journal.

Introduction : public intellectuals and eastern and central European discourse	p. 1
Political culture as Master Trope of the revolutions of 1989	p. 13
Private and public identities in central Europe : Konrad's Other exile	p. 31
Andrei Codrescu : exile or (an)other way to be poetic	p. 73
Drakulic : rejecting exile from the Balkans	p. 115
Toward a rhetoric of exile and dissent : the return of the rhetor	p. 157
Epilogue : what now for dissent in post-communism?	p. 169
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After the Fall : Rhetoric in the Aftermath of Dissent in Post-Communist Times

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