Rhetorical conversation, time, and moral action

Abstract

This essay argues that if Alasdair MacIntyre's moral philosophy is extended by integrating a classical sense of rhetoric with a language‐action conception of temporal narration, rhetoric and moral action can be reunited in rhetorical conversation.

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