[KB] Rhetoric of Hitler's Battle

[Stan Lindsay]

Clarke,
Here are the places where Burke mentions "Siegfried":
Siegfried:  ATH 36, 285; CWO 64-71, 73-75; LSA 312; OSS 213; PLF 195, 359,412;

 
Stan
Dr. Stan A. Lindsay, Ph.D.  Teaching Professor  Professional Communication  College of Applied Studies  Florida State University  slindsay at pc.fsu.eduhttp://www.stanlindsay.comhttp://www.lindsayDIS.COM

      From: Clarke Rountree <rountrj at uah.edu>
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Dear Burkelers:
Could someone give me some background on Burke's use of the image of a "dehorned Siegfried" in the "Rhetoric of Hitler's Battle." Burke connects it to the German masses waiting to be wooed, but I don't quite understand the reference.
Cheers,
Clarke

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