The 1984 Vice-Presidential Debate: A Case Study of Female and Male Framing in Political Campaigns.

Sullivan, Patricia A.

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Publication Date: 1989

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The 1984 Vice-Presidential Debate: A Case Study of Female and Male Framing in Political Campaigns.

Sullivan, Patricia A.

Communication Quarterly, v37 n4 p329-43 Fall 1989

Examines the performances of Geraldine Ferraro and George Bush in the nationally televised vice-presidential debate in 1984 to determine differences in female and male patterns of communication concerning issues and decision-making. Suggests that rhetorical critics examine whether a masculine ethic has framed their analyses. (KEH)

Descriptors: Case Studies, Communication Research, Debate, Discourse Analysis, Metaphors, Persuasive Discourse, Political Campaigns, Political Candidates, Rhetorical Criticism, Sex Differences, Sex Role, Sex Stereotypes

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Language: English

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