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And Always the Twain Shall Meet,f . (2001, p. 2). We are charmed by the fact that in his endeavor to reconcile the ‘rational’ and the ‘reasonable’ Toulmin (2001, p. 24) refers to the Dutch, who “use the word . to mark the ‘reasonable’ off from the ‘rational’ clearly” (unlike the Germans who seem to use . and . “almost interchangea

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Reasonable Argument before Aristotle,o need for debate on the basis of reasonableness, and therefore, also from an Aristotelian point of view, no need for rhetoric. This is the — intended — bewildering conclusion of the following paradoxical argument by the Stoic philosopher Zeno, directed against the age-old rule that the two sides in

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Meeting in the House of Callias,ice. But, since this is an undertaking that would surely exceed the boundaries of any single paper, the best thing to do is to start at once with working definitions of rhetoric and of dialectic that will conveniently limit the subject. Hopefully, these limitations will not impair the paper’s furthe

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Rhetoric and Dialectic,fers generally to a person possessing argumentative capabilities, there is a special term “sophist” for someone who uses theses capabilities to mislead by means of specious arguments; by contrast, the term “rhetor” marks both the general category of people with an aptitude for persuasive speaking as

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The Relation between Dialectic and Rhetoric in a Classical and a Modern Perspective,fer a basis for understanding more recent developments.. Then, in light of this historical analysis, I want to characterize some current approaches to dialectic. Finally, I want to maintain that a hybrid conception of dialectic has the virtue of negotiating between logic and rhetoric, or more proper

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