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Political Leadership, Rhetoric, and Culture: Aristotle Good, Max Weber Bad, performance), and argues that these interact all the time. Their analytical separation will facilitate methodological and conceptual clarity. I adapt the Aristotelian categories of ., ., and . to contemporary purpose. I also argue against Weber and the notion of charismatic leadership, and argue th

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