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Size: 6.25 x 9.25
Pages: 300
Illustrations:
Michael J. Hyde
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"Hyde's work is an engaging and important example of how one might understand the role of rhetoric in a pluralistic culture. What we have here is a glimpse of a real-life postmodern rhetorical ethics, one that insists on taking responsibility for maintaining a plurality of voices in every discussion. This is a vigilant rhetoric dedicated to seeing that the 'faces' of the suffering and dying are not obscured by our tendency to sanitize them with a discourse that would protect us from their pain and help us avoid responsibility for their untidy existence."—Rhetoric Review
"This makes for a refreshing new approach to the euthanasia debate and one worth reading."—Choice
Winner of the 2001 Marie Hochmuth Nichols Prize
Winner of the 2001 Diamond Anniversary Award, National Communication Association
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