The author argues that the work of several contemporary Marx‐Leninists represents a re‐discovery of the rhetorical enterprise. The Marx‐Leninists appear to: (1) recognize as knowledge only that which is instrumental in human decision and the subsequent transformation of social reality; (2) see the problem of truth as a problem of rhetorical deliberation; and (3) define ideology as political rhetoric.
Rhetoric and knowledge among some contemporary Marx‐Leninists
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