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Gerard
Hauser, Editor
ISSN 0031-8213: Quarterly
Publication
"The writers who can satisfy more than one audience are all too few. Philosophy and Rhetoric provides a rare forum in which writers are encouraged to practice something more than the same old professional disabilities."
—James Crosswhite, University of Oregon
For over 40 years, Philosophy and Rhetoric has published some of the most influential articles on relations between philosophy and rhetoric. Topics include the connections between logic and rhetoric, the philosophical aspects of argumentation (including argumentation in philosophy itself), philosophical views on the nature of rhetoric among historical figures and during historical periods, philosophical analyses of the relation to rhetoric of other areas of human culture and thought, and psychological and sociological studies of rhetoric with a strong philosophical emphasis.
The Editorial Board of Philosophy and Rhetoric is composed of specialists in Classics, Intellectual History, Literary Theory, Media Studies, Philosophy, Political Science, Rhetoric, and Sociology.
About the Editor:
Gerard
A. Hauser is Professor of Communication and
College Professor of Distinction at the University of
Colorado–Boulder. He is the author of Introduction
to Rhetorical Theory; Vernacular Voices: The Rhetoric
of Publics and Public Spheres; and numerous articles
on rhetoric dealing with rhetorical theory, dissident
rhetoric, and public theory. He is a Fellow of the Rhetoric
Society of America and a Distinguished Scholar of the
National Communication Association. He is recipient of
RSA’s Kneupper Distinguished Article Award (1999)
and the Marie Hochmuth-Nichols Distinguished Book Award
(1999) from NCA’s Public Address Division.
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