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The Rhetoric of Sound Rhetoric

Rhetoric Society Quarterly, 2021
In 2013, Rhetoric Society Quarterly published an early review of relevant books in sound studies. In “Auscultating Again,” Joshua Gunn et al.
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The Rhetoric of Rhetoric

Journal of the History of Ideas, 1990
One of the remarkable features of the second half of our century is the revival of an interest in rhetoric, always alleged to be the art of persuasion not by truth or reason or any other authority but by a number of irrational, psychologically effective, devices, which an earlier more rational age might have dismissed as irrelevant tricks.
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Rhetorical Criticism And The Rhetoric Of Science

Western Journal of Communication, 2001
Skeptics have argued that scientific texts are resistant to scrutiny by rhetorical critics because of the recalcitrance of nature, the exegetical equality of scientific communication, and the institutionally driven nature of scientific text production. This paper argues that none of these purported differences between scientific and public texts bars a
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Patient compliance, the rhetoric of rhetoric, and the rhetoric of persuasion

Rhetoric Society Quarterly, 1994
(1994). Patient compliance, the rhetoric of rhetoric, and the rhetoric of persuasion. Rhetoric Society Quarterly: Vol. 23, No. 3-4, pp. 90-102.
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Aristotle’s Rhetoric

Revue internationale de philosophie, 2012
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The Rhetoric of Rhetoric – Political Rhetoric as Function and Dysfunction

2014
‘Rhetoric’ has the contradictory distinctions of being both an ancient and highly regarded component of an elite education, and a vernacular term of reproof, as when we dismiss something as ‘rhetorical’ (significantly, both Marx and Freud studied rhetoric at school; Patterson, 1990).
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Conservatism and the rhetoric of rhetoric

Economy and Society, 1989
There is currently a revival of the intellectual tradition of rhetoric as a reaction to modernism. Because of rhetoric’s links with conservatism, this revival’s own rhetoric needs to be examined. A revival of an aesthetic rhetoric could easily be backward-looking and draw upon the backward-looking, conservative traditions within the history of rhetoric.
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The Rhetoric of Rhetorical Inquiry

Western Journal of Communication, 2019
Responding to the essays that make up the 2020 decennial special issue on the state of the art in rhetorical criticism, this essay takes a rhetoric of inquiry approach that asks what metaphors, inv...
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Rhetorics of Skill and Skillful Rhetorics

American Anthropologist, 1992
boats on the shrimping grounds that "it looks like a city." They talk even more about technological characteristics of boats, engines, and nets, and behaviors of shrimp. Their discourse is complex, subtle, often aspectually varied and complementary, and sometimes even contradictory, but it encodes concepts of production that must be directly tested ...
Gísli Pálsson, E. Paul Durrenberger
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Rhetoric Renouncing Rhetoric:

Philosophy & Rhetoric, 2015
ABSTRACTThe problem St. Augustine confronts in the Confessions is fundamentally one of rhetoric: God should be singularly desirable, yet rhetoric seems necessary to motivate our pursuit of him. Religion participates in the relative marketplace of rhetoric, where ideals need to be authorized because they lack a self-sufficient rationale.
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