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rhetoric of science: a standalone construct

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Rhetoric

the analysis of scientific texts as persuasive discourse, treating scientific knowledge as rhetorically constituted.

In rhetoric, rhetoric of science refers to the analysis of scientific texts as persuasive discourse, treating scientific knowledge as rhetorically constituted. This meaning comes from Gross (1990) in The rhetoric of science.[1]

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References

Gross, A. G. (1990). The rhetoric of science. Harvard University Press. ISBN 9780674768734

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