Holocaust commemoration and affective practice: a rhetorical ethnography of audience applause

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RT @JohnRic60842106: #Holocaust #commemoration and #affective practice: a rhetorical #ethnography of audience applause John E. Richardson 5…

RT @JohnRic60842106: #Holocaust #commemoration and #affective practice: a rhetorical #ethnography of audience applause John E. Richardson 5…

RT @JohnRic60842106: #Holocaust #commemoration and #affective practice: a rhetorical #ethnography of audience applause John E. Richardson 5…

RT @JohnRic60842106: #Holocaust #commemoration and #affective practice: a rhetorical #ethnography of audience applause John E. Richardson 5…

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