Ethical Dimensions of Argument and Rhetoric provides comprehensive examination of how ethical principles govern argumentative discourse and rhetorical practice across professional, academic, and public contexts. The book addresses fundamental concepts including integrity, honesty, fairness, and credibility in argument construction. It examines ethical frameworks applicable to rhetoric, exploring how speakers and writers balance persuasive goals with moral responsibilities. Coverage includes analysis of fallacious reasoning, deceptive rhetoric, propaganda, and manipulation tactics alongside ethical argumentation strategies. The work explores ethical considerations in specific contexts including politics, business, media, and advocacy. Designed for students of communication, rhetoric, philosophy, and ethics, this work develops critical awareness of ethical dimensions in argumentation, fostering responsible communication practices grounded in moral principles and professional standards. Case study analysis and discussion questions support learning.
