Communication and Knowledge: An Investigation in Rhetorical Epistemology

According activity analysis answer appears argue argument associated audience become certainty Chapter character claim clear communication complex concept concerned conclusion consciousness consider constitutes contemporary contend context course criteria critical defined definition describe developed dialectic discourse discussion distinction embody entities epistemic epistemology evidence example existence experience explain fact follows function further given human ideas implies important independent individual inquiry issues Journal judgments justified kind knowledge language least linguistic logical matters meaning mind nature notion objects occur ontological opinion particular person perspectives philosophical physical position possible present problem productive propositions question rational readers reality reason refer relational relationality relationship relevant response result rhetoric rhetorical epistemology Richard scientific sense Speech stand statement status sufficient suggest term theory things thought tion traditional treated true belief truth understanding University University Press York