College English Mar 2010

Introduction: Searching for the Way: Between the Whats and Wheres of Chinese Rhetoric

LuMing Mao

Abstract

The guest editor introduces this special issue on Chinese rhetoric by emphasizing that we should (1) focus on how the Chinese engaged their domestic and foreign Other; (2) be prepared to acknowledge and validate voices that call for or search for other paradigms; and (3) resist the temptation to codify any definitions of rhetoric even as we seek non-Western alternatives.

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College English
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2010-03-01
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10.58680/ce20109969
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