Persuasion: Reception and Responsiblilty
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Persuasion: Reception and Responsiblilty

by Charles U. Larson

Communication Media Studies rhetoric
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Charles U. Larson examines persuasion through the complementary perspectives of reception and responsibility. Focusing on how audiences interpret messages and on the obligations of those who create them, this work offers a focused resource for readers interested in communication, rhetoric, and the ethical dimensions of influence.

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Persuasion: Reception and Responsiblilty by Charles U. Larson explores persuasion as both a communicative process and a matter of responsibility.

The book focuses on reception, emphasizing how audiences encounter, interpret, and respond to persuasive messages.

It also considers the responsibilities connected with creating and presenting persuasive communication.

Suitable for readers studying communication, rhetoric, and related subjects, the book provides a focused perspective on the relationship between persuasion, audiences, and ethical obligation.

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