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Toward an analysis of ethics for rhetoric

Henry Nelson Wieman Professor Emeritus of Philosophy and Religion, University of Chicago; Visiting Professor of Philosophy, Southern Illinois University
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Otis M. Walter Associate Professor of Speech, University of Pittsburgh
Pages 266-270 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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Carl Botan. (1993) A Human Nature Approach to Image and Ethics in International Public Relations. Journal of Public Relations Research 5:2, pages 71-81.
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Miles C. Coleman. (2015) Connecting Integrity, Respect, and Ethical Disagreement in Darwin and Dawkins. Philosophy & Rhetoric 48:3, pages 292-312.
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Carl Botan. 1993. Image und PR. Image und PR 189 197 .
Richard L. Johannesen. (2017) Teaching Ethical Standards for Discourse. Journal of Education 162:2, pages 5-20.
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Paul W. Keller & Charles T. Brown. (1968) An Interpersonal Ethic for Communication. Journal of Communication 18:1, pages 73-81.
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