Shawn J. Parry-Giles is a professor in the Department of
Communication at the University of Maryland, College Park. She is
also the director of the Rosenker Center for Political
Communication and Civic Leadership at UMD.
David S. Kaufer is Mellon Distinguished Professor Emeritus
of English and Rhetoric at Carnegie Mellon University and a fellow
of the Rhetorical Society of America.
Xizhen Cai is an assistant professor in statistics at
Williams College.
In examining Hillary Clinton’s rhetoric, the authors find a full-bodied politician, not the caricature so often offered up by the media. Using highly novel analytical procedures, the authors point up Clinton’s complexity and dynamism, and juxtapose them with the very real prejudices women still face in U.S. politics. This book will rankle the reader. And it should." - Roderick P. Hart, author of American Eloquence: Language and Leadership in the Twentieth Century
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