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Toward a logic of good reasons

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Rhetoric and Communication Studies Philosophical Ethics and Theory Linguistics and Discourse Analysis

Abstract

This essay explores the assumptions underlying the role of values in rhetorical interactions, the meaning of “logic” in relation to “good reasons,” a reconceptualization of “good reasons,” implementation of a “logic of ‘good reasons’,” and the uses of hierarchies of values in assessing rhetorical reasoning.

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