Introduction to Pragmatism and Common-Sense

Gava, Gabriele; Gronda, Roberto

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“…The inclusion of this first dimension in a theory of argumentation connects the project to a tradition of American Pragmatism and common-sense philosophy, associated with thinkers such as Charles Sanders Peirce, William James and John Dewey (cf. McDermid 2015;Gava and Gronda 2017). An acceptance of everyday knowledge is not, however, only pragmatic in terms of being necessary to allow human reasoning, it is also a rhetorical necessity.…”

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The Epistemology of Rhetoric

Bengtson

2024

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In The Epistemology of Rhetoric: Plato, Doxa, and Post-Truth, Erik Bengtson sets out to formulate a contemporary epistemology of rhetoric considering the prevailing post-truth condition. In pursuit of this objective, Bengtson challenges dominant myths surrounding Plato's influence on rhetoric and examines the contemporary scholarly discourse on doxa, shedding light on its various facets. He also introduces the concepts of sedimentation and erosion as tools for comprehending the protracted nature of argumentation on foundational issues. This work not only advances our comprehension of rhetoric in the context of the post-truth era. It also invites readers to reconsider established perspectives, offering fresh insights into the dynamics of argumentation over time.

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