Progress, but Slow Going: Public Argument in the Forging of Collective Norms

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Progress, but Slow Going : Public Argument in the Forging of Collective Norms. / Villadsen, Lisa S.

Rhetoricians on Argumentation. red. / Christian Kock. Springer Nature, 2022. s. 39-51.

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Villadsen, LS 2022, Progress, but Slow Going: Public Argument in the Forging of Collective Norms. i C Kock (red.), Rhetoricians on Argumentation. Springer Nature, s. 39-51. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10503-019-09500-3

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Villadsen, L. S. (2022). Progress, but Slow Going: Public Argument in the Forging of Collective Norms. I C. Kock (red.), Rhetoricians on Argumentation (s. 39-51). Springer Nature. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10503-019-09500-3

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Villadsen LS. Progress, but Slow Going: Public Argument in the Forging of Collective Norms. I Kock C, red., Rhetoricians on Argumentation. Springer Nature. 2022. s. 39-51 https://doi.org/10.1007/s10503-019-09500-3

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Villadsen, Lisa S. / Progress, but Slow Going : Public Argument in the Forging of Collective Norms. Rhetoricians on Argumentation. red. / Christian Kock. Springer Nature, 2022. s. 39-51

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