Where the sacred and secular harmonize : Birmingham mass meeting rhetoric and the prophetic legacy of the Civil Rights Movement /
Among pivotal historical moments in the United States, the civil rights movement stands out. In Where the Sacred and Secular Harmonize: Birmingham Mass Meeting Rhetoric and the Prophetic Legacy of the Civil Rights Movement, David G. Holmes offers an original rhetorical analysis of six speeches deliv...
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Eugene, Oregon :
Cascade Books,
[2017]
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Table of Contents:
- Framing the fragments : remembering the Civil Rights Movement and recovering mass meeting prophetic rhetoric
- Prophecy, poetry, and hermeneutics : Fred Shuttlesworth's presidential mass meeting rhetoric
- "Do you want to be free?" : James Bevel, black prophetic rhetoric, and grassroots agency
- Between prophecy and pedagogy : Ralph Abernathy's rhetoric of instruction and critique
- Minor prophets and major politics: James Farmer, Roy Wilkins, and the secular prophetic stance
- Between prophecy and the presidency : King, Obama, and the contested legacy of the Civil Rights Movement
- Birmingham on my mind : personal reflections on teaching, scholarship, and vocation.