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1	An Analysis and Appraisal of the Persuasive Principles and Techniques Employed by Frank Goad Clement in his Keynote Address Before the Democratic National Convention, August 13, 1956 Smith, Robert L. January 1957 (has links) No description available. Communication Frank Goad Clement Oratory Democratic National Convention
2	An Analysis and Appraisal of the Persuasive Principles and Techniques Employed by Frank Goad Clement in his Keynote Address Before the Democratic National Convention, August 13, 1956 Smith, Robert L. January 1957 (has links) No description available. Communication Frank Goad Clement Oratory Democratic National Convention
3	A Communicative Analysis of the Role of Television Coverage of the 1968 Democratic National Convention Scheibal, William J. 12 1900 (has links) This study investigates how television coverage of the 1968 Democratic National Convention largely determined the negative public impression of the convention and its candidate. The coverage had a definite effect on the workings of the convention through the images and information it conveyed to the delegates. The coverage also shaped the broadcast picture of the event by linking the convention to the violence in the streets. politics on television rioting Democratic National Convention Television in politics. Riots -- Illinois -- Chicago.
4	The Politics of Place: Grant Park, 1968-2008 Williams, Susan Joann 15 December 2010 (has links) No description available. American History Grant Park 1968 Democratic National Convention Senator Barack Obama Lollapalooza
5	A rhetoric of movements : a dramatistic analysis of the open convention movement Farevaag, Gunnar Neil 01 January 1983 (has links) The purpose of this study was to analyze the rhetorical strategies of the Open Convention Movement, a conglomerate of political mavericks who arose during the Democratic Presidential primary campaign of 1980. It consisted of both supporters and antagonists of incumbent President Jimmy Carter, primarily because of opposition to a proposed rule which would have required delegates to the Democratic National Convention to vote, on the first ballot, for the presidential candidate whom they represented in their state-wide primaries. N.Y.) Political conventions Speech and Rhetorical Studies
6	Characteristics of Texas' 1964 National Political Convention Delegations Cole, Richard L. 01 1900 (has links) "It is the purpose of this study is to examine these characteristics of the delegates from Texas to the 1964 Democratic and Republican national nominating conventions, as well as to compare and contrast their characteristics. It is a basic assumption of this study that the characteristics of national convention delegates are important in the determination of the character of the convention as an institution."-- leaf 2. Texas politics convention delegates delegate characteristics political situations Republican Party (Tex.) Democratic Party (Tex.)

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