Liturgy of Change: Rhetorics of the Civil Rights Mass Meeting (Movement Rhetoric / Rhetorics Movements)
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Liturgy of Change: Rhetorics of the Civil Rights Mass Meeting (Movement Rhetoric / Rhetorics Movements)

by Elizabeth Ellis Miller

History Politics Religion Communication civil rights
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Liturgy of Change explores the rhetoric of civil rights mass meetings and the role of collective religious practice in movements for social change. Elizabeth Ellis Miller connects public speech, communal gathering, and activism for readers interested in civil rights history, communication, religion, and movement rhetoric.

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Liturgy of Change examines the rhetoric of civil rights mass meetings and their relationship to movements for social change.

The book focuses on the ways public speaking, collective gathering, and religious practice shaped the communication of civil rights activism.

Elizabeth Ellis Miller situates mass meetings within the broader study of movement rhetoric and the traditions that helped organize public action.

This title will interest readers of civil rights history, rhetoric, communication, religion, and social movements.

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