The Rhetoric of Social Intervention: An Introduction
by Susan K. Opt, Mark A. Gring
The Rhetoric of Social Intervention: An Introduction by Susan K. Opt and Mark A. Gring introduces key rhetorical principles for social change. It explores how persuasive communication influences interventions in society, offering foundational knowledge for students and practitioners. Available as a used book in good condition, it provides clear insights into rhetoric's role in addressing social challenges.
About This Book
The Rhetoric of Social Intervention: An Introduction offers a comprehensive entry point into the study of rhetorical strategies applied to social change efforts. Authored by Susan K. Opt and Mark A. Gring, the book examines how language and persuasion shape interventions in various social settings.
Readers will gain an understanding of core concepts that bridge rhetoric and social action, making it suitable for students and professionals interested in communication dynamics. The text emphasizes practical applications while grounding them in theoretical frameworks.
As a used book in good condition, it remains a valuable resource for academic exploration without unnecessary frills. Its structured approach ensures accessibility for beginners in the field.
This introduction highlights the interplay between rhetorical techniques and social issues, encouraging thoughtful engagement with real-world problems through effective discourse.
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