[Air-L] good reading for grad students in comm on common fallacies?

Patricia Aufderheide paufder at american.edu
Wed May 9 16:22:22 PDT 2018

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Wondering if others have suggestions for good, and possibly even
interesting, reading on fallacies for comm researchers? Thanks in advance!

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