Dale Cyphert, Ellen W. Gorsevski, Jon Radwan, Omar Swartz

Ethics in Contact Rhetoric

Communication and the Dance of Bodies and Power

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Produktbeschreibung

To counterbalance traditional communication ethics grounded in linguistic or symbolic rhetorical theories, Ethics in Contact Rhetoric de-centers discourse and begins with bodies and the art of dance to formulate an immediate bio-relational communication theory--contact rhetoric--that addresses the full physical and moral range of rhetorical force.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Lexington Books
• Seitenzahl: 324
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. Dezember 2024
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 235mm x 159mm x 24mm
• Gewicht: 608g
• ISBN-13: 9781666934731
• ISBN-10: 1666934739
• Artikelnr.: 72701266

Autorenporträt

By Jon Radwan; Dale Cyphert; Ellen W. Gorsevski and Omar Swartz

Inhaltsangabe

Preface: On Co-writing More, Rhetorical Touch, and Dancing Temples of Hope
Introduction: On Feelings, Dance Terms, and Forming Rhetorical Critics
Chapter 1: Centering Contact, Dancing Attitudes: On King Midas' Touch and
Defining Terms
Jon Radwan
Chapter 2: Contact Rhetoric: Bodies and Love in Deus Caritas Est
Jon Radwan
Chapter 3: Conquest and Rhetorical Force: Truth, Mutuality, and Just
Dancing in Relational Gravity
Jon Radwan
Chapter 4: With or Without God: Dancing and the Apocalypse
Omar Swartz
Chapter 5: "I Am Prepared to Die:" Mandela's Rivonia Address and Sabotage
as Rhetorical Contact
Jon Radwan, Dale Cyphert, and Ellen Gorsevski
Chapter 6: Choosing: The Violence of Iowa Nice or an Ethical Bar Fight
Dale Cyphert
Chapter 7: Interspecies Communication Ethics and Relational Force: From
Repression to Restorative Ecological Justice
Ellen Gorsevski
Chapter 8: Terrorism, Direction Action, and Holding Prisoners: Rhetorical
Dimensions of Violent Contact
Jon Radwan