A Rhetoric of Motives
Kenneth Burke’s A Rhetoric of Motives explores the relationship between rhetoric, persuasion, and human motives. By examining how symbolic language shapes identification and communication, this influential work offers readers a thoughtful foundation for studying rhetoric across literature, philosophy, and public discourse.
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A Rhetoric of Motives is a work by Kenneth Burke focused on the relationship between rhetoric and human motives.
The book considers how language and symbolic action operate in persuasive communication.
It presents rhetoric as a subject connected to identification, persuasion, and the ways people relate to one another.
This title is suited to readers interested in rhetoric, communication, literary theory, and philosophy.
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