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Philosophy and Rhetoric
Volume 38(4), 2005

 
CONTENTS
 
Elden, Stuart Reading Logos as speech: Heidegger, Aristotle and Rhetorical Politics. 281-301
 
  Between late 1921 and the composition of Being and Time, Heidegger devoted an enormous amount of time to Aristotle, in a number of lecture courses, supplementary seminars, and a manuscript that was to serve as an introduction to a book on him 
 
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McCormick, Samuel The artistry of obedience: From Kant to Kingship. 302-327
 
  Efforts to mutually adjust wise thinking and elegant speaking have contributed to the development of at least two programs for rhetoric scholarship: (1) the treatment of philosophical writing as a species of civic discourse, or philosophy as rhetoric, and (2) more recent efforts to derive ultimate terminologies from the figural plane of political texts and performance, or rhetoric, or rhetoric as philosophy 
 
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Stroud, Scott R. Rhetoric and moral progress in Kant's ethical community. 328-354
 
  One of Kant's earliest critical characterizations of the ideal community of moral agents comes in the Groundwork for the Metaphysics of Morals (GMM, 1785) as a system of agents holding ends that are in harmony with those of each other 
 
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Sweeney, Eileen The rhetoric of prayer and argument in Anselm. 355-378
 
  While most obvious way of approaching the place of prayer in Anselm is to examine the prayers within Anselm's so-called philosophical or theological works, I am concerned with something slightly different: the way in which Anselm's more philosophical or argumentative works, Monologion and Proslogion, follow the structure of his prayers 
 
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