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• Temporizing and Essentializing the Enemy : A Logological Reading of Finnish Lutheran Clerical War Rhetoric 

  Tilli, Jouni (European University at Saint-Petersburg, 2015)

  This article looks at the shift between logical and temporal vocabularies, called by Kenneth Burke the temporizing of essence. It combines “logology” with a rhetorical analysis of how it was applied in a concrete ...

• Ristiretkeltä jumalattoman esivallan alle : papillinen diskurssi Suomessa 1941-1948 

  Tilli, Jouni (Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seura, 2021)

• Normative Imperatives and Communal Influences : The Consistory's Role in Proposing Lutheran Clergy in the 18th-Century Russian Border Area 

  Räihä, Antti (Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2017)

  Merit was strongly emphasized in the Privileges of the Clergy (in 1723) and legislative reforms, as well as in the formalization of election practices in connection with clerical appointments in the Kingdom of Sweden in ...

• The Oxford Union Debate on War in 1933 : Rhetoric, Representation. Political Action 

  Haapala, Taru (Manchester University Press, 2017)

  This paper shows how a debate conducted in the Oxford Union, the leading student debating society in Britain, was used to make a point about representation and politics in the national press, and what it means in terms ...

• The idea of mission in Finnish clerical Lutheranism during the Continuation War 1941–1944 

  Tilli, Jouni (Wiley-Blackwell; Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism, 2014)

  ABSTRACT. On 25 June 1941 Finland embarked on a war against the Soviet Union, as part of Germany’s Operation Barbarossa. The war that was about to begin could be considered acceptable and even advantageous politically. ...