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May 17, 2026College Athletics and the Law0 citations

Learn leadership through alliteration

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DHDawn Z. Hodges

Key Points

  • This work explores how alliteration can be a tool for developing leadership qualities in individuals.
  • Analyzed literature that utilizes alliteration, focusing on Dr. Seuss's works.
  • Examined the impact of literary devices on communication and leadership.
  • Discussed examples to illustrate the relevance of alliteration in leadership development.
  • Demonstrated that alliteration can enhance memorability and engagement in communication.
  • Highlighted the role of creative literary techniques in nurturing leadership abilities.
  • Suggested that early exposure to alliteration can positively influence leadership skills.

Abstract

I’ve loved alliteration before I even knew what it was. I mean, who hasn’t read Horton Hears a Who ? In that book, Dr. Seuss writes, “‘I say!’ murmured Horton. ‘I’ve never heard tell of a small speck of dust that is able to yell. So you know what I think?…Why, I think that there must be someone on top of that small speck of dust! Some sort of creature of very small size, too small to be seen by an elephant's eyes…”

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Dawn Z. Hodges (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a095b1b7880e6d24efe0df6https://doi.org/10.1002/catl.70060
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