A Note on the Range and Utility of the Universal Audience

Allen Scult

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The essay argues that philosophy which values the speaker-audience relationship makes more significant epistemic use of the universal audience than that which does not. It then extends the utility of the universal audience to non-philosophical discourse with epistemic aims, which also values the relationship, and explains how the universal audience might be applied in such discourse.

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1971The New Rhetoric: A Treatise on Argumentation 1984The new rhetoric and the rhetoricians: Remembrances and comments 1976Perelman's universal audience: One perspective

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