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The Courage of Pseudonymous Conviction
Anonymous speech poses a challenge to defining responsible civic discourse. The New Rhetoric provides one model of responsibility in noting that “since rhetorical proof is never a completely necessary proof, … thinking [people] who give [their] adherence to the conclusions … Continue reading
Posted in Civic Rhetoric, Interaction, State-Church Separation
Tagged anonymity, civic rhetoric, free speech, state-church separation
