Description
Book Synopsis"Philosophy and Rhetoric" is one of Penn State Press' longest-running journals. This volume brings together the journal's most noteworthy articles, beginning with Henry Johnstone's essay underscoring the relationship between the art of rhetoric and philosophy.
Table of ContentsContents
1. Philosophy and Rhetoric: An Abbreviated History of an Evolving Identity
Gerard A. Hauser
2. The Philosophical Basis of Rhetoric
Henry W. Johnstone Jr.
3. Philosophical Rhetoric
Donald Phillip Verene
4. Theoretical Pieties, Johnstone’s Impiety, and Ordinary Views of Argumentation
Jean Goodwin
5. Kinship: The Relationship Between Johnstone’s Ideas About Philosophical Argument And The Pragma-Dialectical Theory Of Argumentation
Frans H. van Eemeren and Peter Houtlosser
6. Rhetoric Achieves Nature: A View from Old Europe
Philippe-Joseph Salazar
7. On Rhetoric as Gift/Giving
Marilee Mifsud
8. Rhetorical Criticism and the Challenges of Bilateral Argument
Stephen H. Browne
9. The Faith and Struggle of Beginning (with) Words: On the Turn Between Reconciliation and Recognition
Erik Doxtaxder
10. No Time for Mourning: The Rhetorical Production of the Melancholic Citizen-Subject in the War on Terror
Barbara Biesecker
11. Oral Rhetoric, Rhetoric, and Literature
Carroll C. Arnold
