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Cry Deception and Let Loose the Dogs of War: The Rhetorical Ethics of Colin Powell's "Denial and Deception"

  • Mary Virginia Tynan Furman University

Abstract

Cry Deception and Let Loose the Dogs of War: The Rhetorical Ethics of Colin Powell's "Denial and Deception" 

Author Biography

Mary Virginia Tynan, Furman University

Mary Virginia Tynan recently graduated from Furman University with a B.A. in Communication Studies, where she worked as a research aide and teacher assistant. While at Furman she was active in the Leadership Programs and worked as a ropes course facilitator. She is currently pursuing a career in nonprofit management in Durham, North Carolina. An earlier version of her paper was presented to the 2005 Theodore Clevenger Undergraduate Honors Conference of the Southern States Communication Association in Baton Rouge, LA.

Published
2015-09-15
How to Cite
TynanM. V. (2015). Cry Deception and Let Loose the Dogs of War: The Rhetorical Ethics of Colin Powell’s "Denial and Deception". Young Scholars in Writing, 3, 30-37. Retrieved from https://youngscholarsinwriting.org/index.php/ysiw/article/view/40
Issue
Vol. 3 (2005)
Section
Articles

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