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Rhetoric versus philosophy: The role of the universal audience in Chaim Perelman's The New Rhetoric

Lisa S. Ede Assistant Professor of English, Oregon State University, Corvallis
Pages 118-125 | Published online: 22 May 2009

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Ira J. Allen. (2015) Troubled Freedom, Rhetorical Personhood, and Democracy’s Ongoing Constitution. Advances in the History of Rhetoric 18:2, pages 195-215.
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JaniceW. Fernheimer. (2009) Black Jewish Identity Conflict: A Divided Universal Audience and the Impact of Dissociative Disruption. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 39:1, pages 46-72.
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Scott F. Aikin. (2008) Three Objections to the Epistemic Theory of Argument Rebutted. Argumentation and Advocacy 44:3, pages 130-142.
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Antonio Raul De Velasco. (2005) Rethinking perelman's universal audience: Political dimensions of a controversial concept. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 35:2, pages 47-64.
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DavidA. Frank. (1997) The new rhetoric, Judaism, and post‐enlightenment thought: The cultural origins of Perelmanian philosophy. Quarterly Journal of Speech 83:3, pages 311-331.
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DennisA. Lynch. (1995) Teaching rhetorical values and the question of student autonomy. Rhetoric Review 13:2, pages 350-370.
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Richard L. Lanigan. (2019) Perelman’s phenomenology of rhetoric: Foucault contests Chomsky’s complaint about media communicology in the age of Trump polemic. Semiotica 2019:229, pages 273-328.
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Ira J. Allen. (2015) Troubled Freedom, Rhetorical Personhood, and Democracy’s Ongoing Constitution. Journal for the History of Rhetoric 18:2, pages 195-215.
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James Crosswhite. (2010) Universalities. Philosophy & Rhetoric 43:4, pages 430-448.
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Michelle K. Bolduc & David A. Frank. (2010) Chaïm Perelman and Lucie Olbrechts-Tyteca’s “On Temporality as a Characteristic of Argumentation”:. Philosophy & Rhetoric 43:4, pages 308-336.
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Scott F. Aikin. (2008) Perelmanian Universal Audience and the Epistemic Aspirations of Argument. Philosophy & Rhetoric 41:3, pages 238-259.
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Scott F. Aikin. (2008) Perelmanian Universal Audience and the Epistemic Aspirations of Argument. Philosophy & Rhetoric 41:3, pages 238-259.
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Ray D. Dearin. 1986. Practical Reasoning in Human Affairs. Practical Reasoning in Human Affairs 155 185 .

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