… experiential familiarity with particular conditions as much as by academic research results.
Most people hold a fairly strong belief that many health conditions are substantially influenced …

… -Alzuru concluded that “in the production and consumption of this telenovela, feminism is
divorced from messages that seek to empower women and improve their living conditions. In …

It has been suggested that genomic research is frequently inappropriately hyped, in both
the popular press and the scientific literature, and that this hype has the potential to create a …

… In sum, the strongest evidence about the actualization of audiences' abilities to decode
messages to their own advantage comes from studies that select audiences or conditions in …

… a particular condition, recognize that the *articulation of social conditions through rhetoric is
a substantively different artifact than those supposedly primary social conditions themselves. …

… Such an ideal can be comforting, particularly to people who believe that they live in a condition
… away more-or-less cosmetic conditions to arrive at our essential foundations of equality. …

… discussions about genetics, Condit raises the controversial … the 1910s to the 1990s, Condit
identifies three central and enduring … Other key public concerns that Condit highlights are the …

… rates of these conditions. Research instead shows far lower rates of these conditions. … ill
health, especially considering the widely variable conditions, such as breast cancer, depression, …

<p>Existing theories of epideictic focus on the content of the speeches as “praise and blame,”;
on the speaker's uses of the event or, more recently, on the audience's uses of the event. …

… But it also stands for those technical and aesthetic qualities of the artistic product that
grow directly and organically out of the conditions of human existence and out of the aspirations …