TeC-FiloLab con Dima Mohammed: «Persuasion and the multiple publics»
El jueves, 26 de junio, a las 12h, en la Sala de Juntas de Filosofía, tuvo lugar otra sesión del seminario TeC-FiloLab. Nos acompañó Dima Mohammed, de la Universidade NOVA de Lisboa. A continuación tenéis el título de su charla, así como una breve nota sobre la trayectoria de Dima. Title: "Persuasion and the multiple publics" Summary: Persuasion has long been considered the defining aim of argumentation, particularly in political contexts. From Aristotle's classical rhetoric to modern approaches in both rhetorical and dialectical traditions (e.g., Perelman & Olbrechts-Tyteca 1969; van Eemeren 2010; Zarefsky 2008), changing a public's mind is seen as central to the practice of arguing. But can we still hold on to persuasion as the essence of argumentation in today's public sphere—one marked by fragmentation, polarization, and overlapping…
