| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Writing on the issue of warrantable outrage in the July, 1986 issue of the Kenneth Burke Society Newsletter, William Rueckert defended Burke in claiming that ???Burke is a critic, not a politician, and inquiry rather than action is his proper business.??? But the Burke of the 1935 Writers Congress insisted that criticism was a form of politics, and Burke???s own criticism???for example, of those o
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