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| ERIC #: | EJ253609 |
| Title: | The Scapegoating of Bruno Richard Hauptmann: The Rhetorical Process in Prejudicial Publicity. |
| Authors: | Wilkie, Carol |
| Descriptors: | Bias; Court Litigation; Discourse Analysis; News Media; News Reporting; Publicity; Rhetorical Criticism |
| Source: | Central States Speech Journal, v32 n2 p100-10 Sum 1981 |
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| Publication Date: | 1981-00-00 |
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| Pub Types: | Journal Articles; Opinion Papers |
| Abstract: | Examines the publicity in the 1935 trial for the kidnapping and death of Charles Lindbergh's son. Applies Burke's theory of human victimage. Concludes that this case may be one of the most blatant examples of journalistic scapegoating in history and a graphic illustration of publicity becoming dangerously prejudicial. (PD) |
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| Identifiers: | Burke (Kenneth); Hauptmann (Bruno); Lindbergh (Charles); Scapegoating; Trials |
| Record Type: | Journal |
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| Languages: | English |
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