Elizabeth Ellis Miller
1 book
About the Author
Elizabeth Ellis Miller is an author and scholar whose work explores the power of public language in moments of social transformation. Her writing examines how collective speech, persuasion, and political imagination shape movements for justice, with particular attention to the rhetorical traditions of the civil rights era. In Liturgy of Change: Rhetorics of the Civil Rights Mass Meeting (Movement Rhetoric / Rhetorics Movements), Miller offers an insightful study of mass meetings as spaces where communities forged shared purpose and mobilized for change. Her work will interest readers of rhetoric, history, communication, and social movements.
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analytical
engaging
historically grounded
Books by Elizabeth Ellis Miller
