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In[ter]vention: Locating Rhetoric's Ethos
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In[ter]vention: Locating Rhetoric's Ethos

Judy Holiday
Rhetoric review, Vol.28(4), pp.388-405
17/09/2009

Abstract

Rhetorical invention is the principal source of politics and ethics as contemporary theories from various disciplines demonstrate. The complex reflexive relationship among politics, ethics, and invention demands ethical responsibility, requiring rhetoricians (who hold a key to this subject) to acknowledge and attend to their ethos, used here in the classical sense of ethos as "gathering place."

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