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Orators on either side of a debate use persuasive speech to influence their audience’s decision. … Unlike Habermas, he rejects the claim that truly universalizable norms can be apprehended intersubjectively through rational discourse. (p. ) Going a step further, the political theorist Bernard Yack argues that the obligation of public deliberative rhetors to integrate appeals to advantage and self-interest with communal considerations is ennobling rather than demeaning. For one thing, “it rules out explicitly self serving arguments” (2006, p.
Crafting virtue: The rhetorical construction of public morality. In J. Lucaites, C. Condit, & S. ), Contemporary Rhetorical Theory. 306–325). New York, NY: Guildford Press. De Grieff, P. (2008). The role of apologies in national reconciliation processes: On making trustworthy institutions trusted. In M. Gibney, R. -M. Coicaud, & N. ), The Age of Apology. Facing Up to the Past (pp. 120–136). Philadelphia, PA: University of Pennsylvania Press. Griswold, C. (2007). Forgiveness: A Philosophical Exploration.