Cracked but not shattered
Subtitle: Hillary Rodham Clinton's unsuccessful campaign for the presidency
By: edited by Theodore F. Sheckels.
Contributors: Sheckels, Theodore F.
Series: Lexington studies in political communication; Lexington studies in political communication
Publisher: Lexington Books
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Lanham, Md
Language: eng
Number of pages: 226
ISBN-13: 9780739137291; 9780739137307; 9780739137314
Subjects: Clinton, Hillary Rodham -- Career in politics; Presidential candidates -- United States; Presidents -- United States -- Election -- 2008; United States -- Politics and government -- 2001-2009
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction  -- Theodore F. Sheckels; title: Alternative approaches to delegate selection and their effects on the 2008 Democratic primary election results  -- Lauren C. Bell; title: Public woman, private wife : Hillary Clinton could not have won  -- Kathleen M. Torrens; title: Hillary, you can't go home again : the entrapment of the First Lady role  -- James M. Schnoebelen, Diana B. Carlin, and Benjamin R. Warner; title: The Clinton political team : marriage, gender, and the presidential quest  -- Janette Kenner Muir and Anita Taylor; title: It takes a village to win : a rhetorical analysis of "Hillary for president"  -- Julia A. Spiker; title: The first--and last--woman standing : Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential primary debate performance  -- Mitchell S. McKinney, Corey B. Davis, and Jeffrey Delbert; title: "It's 3 a.m." : strategic communication in Hillary Clinton's 2008 presidential primary televised announcements  -- Mary Christine Banwart, Kelly Winfrey, and James M. Schnoebelen; title: The cleavage commotion : how the press covered Senator Clinton's campaign  -- Karen F. Stein; title: She's not laughing : political humor and Hillary Clinton's campaign for president  -- Joan L. Conners; title: A Democrat suffers media bias : Hillary's fight against pro-Obama coverage  -- Richard E. Vatz; title: Afterword -- Theodore F. Sheckels.