How is narrative rationality different from the Rational World Paradigm? Do you think Fisher succeeds in synthesizing
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How is narrative rationality different from the Rational World Paradigm? Do you think Fisher succeeds in synthesizing the two strands that traditionally characterize rhetoric: the persuasive, argumentative strand and the literary, aesthetic strand? Explain your answer.
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Narrative rationality and the Rational World Paradigm are two different ways of viewing and understanding the process of persuasion and decisionmaking ...View the full answer
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