A feminist analysis of Hillary Clinton's 2008 Democratic National Committee primary debate discourse
by Carlile, Andrea, M.S., SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY, 2009, 120 pages; 1471051

Abstract:

This study examines Hillary Clinton’s 2008 presidential primary debate discourse through Clinton’s use of the feminine style. The analysis centers on Clinton’s use of five characteristics of the feminine style in a selection of the 2008 Democratic primary debates. Through the examination of the use of the feminine style, insight into how Clinton’s gender image was constructed through her female political discourse. Clinton’s moderate use of the feminine style gave insight into what ways gender was used as a campaign strategy.

 
AdviserLaurie Haleta
SchoolSOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY
SourceMAI/ 48-01, p. , Nov 2009
Source TypeThesis
SubjectsWomen's studies; Communication; Political Science
Publication Number1471051
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