"Revolution!" : the rhetoric of exclamation

Chris Fleming; John O'Carroll

"Revolution!" : the rhetoric of exclamation

Chris Fleming
, John O'Carroll

School of Arts

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Abstract

Revolution! Something is happening" but what? Castro pounds the table. Then silence. He looks up, furrows his brow, and declaims: The advantages of socialism are truly tremendous if one wants to take advantage of them. [Pounds on table.] I think that some of these programs that we have been mentioning" interest circles, schools, agromarkets, central markets [Mercadoconcentrado], terminals" are all inconceivable in capitalism. If socialism has all these advantages, then why not take advantage of them? (Castro 1989).

Original language	English
Number of pages	19
Journal	Anthropoetics
Volume	19
Issue number	2
Publication status	Published - 2014

Keywords

socialism
rhetoric
revolutions

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