Provocations of Virtue: Rhetoric, Ethics, and the Teaching of Writing
by John Duffy
Provocations of Virtue by John Duffy investigates the vital connections between rhetoric, ethics, and the teaching of writing. It explores how virtue-based approaches can enhance composition pedagogy, encouraging educators to consider moral implications in their teaching. This book offers a thoughtful framework for ethical rhetorical education in today's classrooms.
About This Book
Provocations of Virtue examines the role of ethics in the teaching of writing through a rhetorical lens. The book addresses how moral considerations influence pedagogical approaches in composition studies.
John Duffy presents arguments on integrating virtue ethics into writing curricula to foster responsible communication. It highlights the ethical dimensions of rhetorical education in academic settings.
The text provokes reflection on the responsibilities of writing instructors in promoting ethical discourse. It connects historical rhetorical traditions with contemporary teaching challenges.
Through this work, readers gain insights into balancing rhetorical effectiveness with ethical integrity in writing instruction.
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