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rhetoric as epistemic: a standalone construct

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Rhetoric

the view that rhetoric creates knowledge, since truth emerges through argument and interaction rather than being simply transmitted.

In rhetoric, rhetoric as epistemic refers to the view that rhetoric creates knowledge, since truth emerges through argument and interaction rather than being simply transmitted. This meaning comes from Scott (1967) in Central States Speech Journal.[1]

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References

Scott, R. L. (1967). On viewing rhetoric as epistemic. Central States Speech Journal, 18(1), 9-17. https://doi.org/10.1080/10510976709362856

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