The Revival of Rhetoric, the New Rhetoric, and the Rhetorical Turn: Some Distinctions

  • Parameshwar Gaonkar D
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Abstract

Each of the three phrases-the revival of rhetoric, the new rhetoric, and the rhetorical turn-points to a rediscovery of rhetoric in contemporary thought. However, the scholarly work, motivation and commitments associated with each phrase invokes and puts into playa different notion of rhetoric. In this paper, I explore those differences with a view to showing how the "rhetorical turn," unlike the "revival of rhetoric" and the "new rhetoric," repositions rhetoric as a "metadiscipline." Thus, it signifies a radical shift in the self-understanding of rhetoric.

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Parameshwar Gaonkar, D. (1993). The Revival of Rhetoric, the New Rhetoric, and the Rhetorical Turn: Some Distinctions. Informal Logic, 15(1). https://doi.org/10.22329/il.v15i1.2469

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