Burke claims that all rhetoric ultimately expiates guilt through victimage. Pick one of the ethical reflections from
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Burke claims that all rhetoric ultimately expiates guilt through victimage. Pick one of the ethical reflections from another chapter. How would that ethical stance evaluate victimage? When is victimage right (if ever), and when is it wrong (if ever)?
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A First Look At Communication Theory
ISBN: 9781259913785
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Authors: Emory A. Griffin, Ledbetter, Sparks
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