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Explore the profound connection between ethics and persuasion in Richard M. Weaver's seminal work, "The Ethics of Rhetoric." This enduring study delves into the moral implications of argumentation, examining how rhetoric shapes not only our discourse but also our values. Weaver argues that rhetoric is not merely a tool for persuasion but a reflection of our ethical commitments, impacting the very fabric of society.
A cornerstone of philosophical thought, this work investigates the ethical responsibilities inherent in persuasive communication. It bridges the disciplines of rhetoric, ethics, and moral philosophy, offering insights into the enduring power of language to influence belief and action. Discover the timeless relevance of Weaver's analysis as he explores the moral dimensions of argumentation, providing a framework for understanding the ethical considerations that underpin all forms of communication. This meticulously prepared print edition makes this classic text accessible to all those interested in the art and ethics of persuasion.
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