* The Rhetoric of Advertising (1961): This book analyzes the persuasive techniques used in advertising, exploring how it manipulates language and imagery to influence consumers.
* The Language of Silence: Rhetoric, Religion, and Response (1967): This book examines the ways in which silence can be used as a rhetorical strategy in religious contexts.
* The Rhetoric of Hitler's "Battle of Germany" (1968): This book analyzes the rhetorical strategies used by Hitler in his famous speech, revealing how he appealed to the German people's fears and prejudices.
* Metaphor and Meaning: Toward a Theory of Metaphor (1978): This book explores the role of metaphor in language and thought, arguing that it is a fundamental tool for understanding the world.
* The Rhetoric of the United States Marines: A Study in Symbolic Action (1981): This book examines the ways in which the U.S. Marines use rhetoric to create a sense of identity and purpose among its members.
Bosmajian's work is characterized by its interdisciplinary approach, combining insights from linguistics, rhetoric, and communication theory. His research has helped to shed light on the persuasive power of language and the ways in which it can be used to influence our thoughts and actions.