A rhetorical history of the United States : significant moments in American public discourse under the general supervisory editorship of Martin J. Medhurst ; volume 8: World War II and the Cold War : the rhetoric of hearts and minds From the preparedness debates to the evil empire : hearts and minds in wartime rhetoric Martin J. Medhurst The great debate : the United States and the world 1936 1941 Mary E. Stuckey The great battle of dialectics and rhetoric : Franklin Roosevelt and Adolf Hitler 1937 1939 Randall L. Bytwerk The U.S. home front : archetypal opposition and narrative casting as propaganda strategies in World War II James J. Kimble Lincoln memories as Cold War propaganda : competing scripts of American greatness Shawn J. Parry Giles and David S. Kaufer Dean Achesons May 1947 Delta Council speech : rhetorical evolution from the Truman Doctrine to the Marshall Plan Denise M. Bostdorff American gullibility : the route to the December panic of 1950 Robert P. Newman The logic and rhetoric of power : George F. Kennan Paul H. Nitze and planning for Cold War Ned OGorman The rhetorical antecedents to Vietnam 1945 1965 Gregory A. Olson George N. Dionisopoulos and Steven R. Goldzwig In pursuit of peace : John F. Kennedy June 1963 John M. Murphy Reagan and the evil empire Robert C. Rowland and John M. Jones This book explores the rhetorical history of the United States focusing on the World War II and Cold War eras