Aristotle and the Ethics of Business Communication

Craig W. Kallendorf · Carol Kallendorf

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Ethics in Business and Education Linguistics and Discourse Analysis Rhetoric and Communication Studies

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This essay analyzes business communication in order to generate an ap proach to ethics based in the rhetorical process of corporate life. Through a study of the role of language in creating and disseminating values, the essay first extends the Aristotelian paradigm for ethical communication to the rhet oric of business. Two case studies then show how this model works in practice, while a third case poses questions of ethics and communication for the read er's consideration.

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1999Philosophy and Rhetoric 1975Ethics in Human Communication 1963The substance of rhetoric: Good reasons 1957The art of persuasion 1946Aristotle's Conception of Language and the Arts of Language 1955An ethical basis of communication 1980An Aristotelian Trilogy: Ethics, Rhetoric, Politics and the Search for Moral Truth 1985The Figures of Speech, Ethos, and Aristotle: Notes Toward a Rhetoric of Business Communication

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