Toward a logic of good reasons
Quarterly Journal of SpeechPublished 1 December 1978
Walter R. Fisher
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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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