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200 00$aPolitics of practical reasoning $eintegrating action, discourse, and argument /$fedited by Ricca Edmondson and Karlheinz Hu?lser
210   $aLanham, MD $cLexington Books$dc2012
215   $a1 online resource (321 p.)
300   $aIncludes index.
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327   $aContents; Preface; Introduction; Part One: FUNDAMENTAL STRUCTURES OF PRACTICAL REASONING; Chapter 01. Aristotle's Political Anthropology; Chapter 02. Pragmatics and the Idea of the Illocutionary in Stoic Language Theory; Chapter 03. Utrum gratitudo sit virtus moralis vel passio animae, or: Gratitude-An Aristotelian Virtue or an Emotion?; Chapter 04. Seeing Ourselves as Others See Us; Chapter 05. Reasons to Act andPractical Reasoning; Part Two: DEVELOPING CONVINCING ARGUMENTS; Chapter 06. Practical Reasoning in Place; Chapter 07. Toulmin's Rhetorical Logic
327   $aChapter 08. Reason, Production, and Rival Visions of Working LifeChapter 09. Reasoning About Disability in the Light of Advances in Technology; Chapter 10. Principles in Practice; Part Three: ENGAGEMENT FOR THE PRACTICAL UNITY OF LIFE; Chapter 11. The Theory of Double Truth Revisited; Chapter 12. Philosophia sine qua non; Chapter 13. Skeptical Wisdom; Chapter 14. Art as "Organizer" of Life; Afterword; Index of Names; Index of Subjects; About the Contributors
330   $aThis book treats practical and political reasoning as an active engagement with the world and other people; it cannot be understood as exclusively cognitive and this is seen as a virtue rather than a deficiency. Informal, emotional, characterological, aesthetic and interactional aspects of thought can be constituents of reasonable arguing. The work examines key capacities connected with argumentation, in a variety of fields from professional and medical ethics to work organization and the practice of art.
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