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Interdisciplinarity in Public: The Rhetoric of Rhetoric

Social Text, 1990
In The Trial of Socrates (1988), the late I.F. Stone addressed a chapter to "Socrates and Rhetoric." Speaking on behalf of the Athenian public, he took sides against Socrates and for rhetoric. Rhetoric, he said, was a skill enabling citizens "to protect their interests in the assembly and in the law courts" (90), hence an essential tool of Athenian ...
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The Rhetoric of Logic and the Logic of Rhetoric: Critique of the New Rhetoric

1980
If our critique of the psychology of reasoning is correct, works and texts like the Galilean ones examined earlier provide more adequate data for a theory of reasoning than that provided by the usual controlled experiments done by psychologists. Moreover, since what we want is a scientific theory of reasoning, there is no reason why we should not avail
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Aristotle's Definition of Rhetoric in the Rhetoric

Written Communication, 2001
In spite of the continuing influence of Aristotle's Rhetoric on the discipline of rhetoric, no widespread agreement exists about whether the text is a systematic treatise about the tekhne (art) of rhetoric or a disconnected set of lecture notes. A significant piece of the puzzle belongs to Aristotle's metaphorical definitions of rhetoric in Book I of ...
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Rhetorical Stylistics

Language and Literature: International Journal of Stylistics, 2005
This article explores the nature of the stylistics embodied in the classical and early modern rhetorical tradition and argues that rhetorical stylistics differs in its assumptions and purposes from contemporary literary stylistics. Three areas of difference are discussed.
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The rhetoric of “the rhetoric of treasury”

New Zealand Economic Papers, 1992
Peter Gorringe, Peter Bushneil
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Rhetoric and accounting: from rhetorical criticism to critical rhetoric

2016
Os estudos críticos do discurso contábil, reiteram que a retórica é um instrumento a serviço da dominação e desconhecem os potenciais emancipadores que subjazem em seu exercício deliberativo. Isto porque a consideram um domínio exclusivo dos grupos hegemónicos, e reduzem o conceito a seu aspecto discursivo, eliminando suas implicações éticas.
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The embodied maternal rhetorics of Serena Williams

Communication and Critical/ Cultural Studies, 2021
Jennifer L Borda
exaly  

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