Landmark Essays on Rhetoric of Science: Case Studies: Volume 11 (Landmark Essays Series)

The Rhetoric of Science is a comprehensive collection of studies that delve into the art of persuasion in scientific communities.

This book provides an in-depth analysis of how scientists present their findings to convince others of their validity, covering topics such as paradigmatic debates, public policy concerns, and composition issues.

With a focus on physics and biology, this collection offers a tool-set inherited from Aristotle and pluralistically drawn from related enterprises, providing a reader-friendly introduction to the field of rhetoric of science.

The studies in this volume are landmarks that define the field, addressing prominent and difficult cases of science presented for rhetorical purposes.

This book is essential reading for anyone interested in understanding how science gets written and the impact of having asked crucial questions in the field.