In The Ethics of Persuasion: Derrida\'s Rhetorical Legacies , Brooke Rollins argues that some of the most forceful and utilitarian examples of persuasion involve significant ethical dimensions.
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Using the work of Jacques Derrida, she draws this ethical imperative out from a series of canonical Rhetorical texts that have traditionally been understood as insistent or even guileful instances of persuasion.
In The Ethics of Persuasion: Derrida\'s Rhetorical Legacies , Brooke Rollins argues that some of the most forceful and utilitarian examples of persuasion involve significant ethical dimensions