Science, Reason and Rhetoric

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Dec 1996Publisher:National Council of Teachers of EnglishJournal:College Composition and Communication, volume 47, page 618 (issn: 0010-096X,

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Authors: Henry Krips; J. E. McGuire; Trevor Melia;

doi: 10.2307/358613

Science, Reason and Rhetoric

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This volume marks a unique collaboration by internationally distinguished scholars in the history, rhetoric, philosophy, and sociology of science. Converging on the central issues of rhetoric of science, the essays focus on figures such as Galileo, Harvey, Darwin, von Neumann; and on issues such as the debate over cold fusion or the continental drift controversy. Their vitality attests to the burgeoning interest in the rhetoric of science."

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