The reflective practitioner and the uses of rhetoric
By: Farmer, David John
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Contributor(s): PATTERSON, Patricia
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This essay invites reflection on four practical uses of rhetoric: as a way to provide persuasive emphasis in administrative communication; as a technique of analysis to improve public administration and expand its limits; as a resource in identifying individual administrative signature; and as a vehicle for reevaluating public administration's group signature. It reflects on the authors' experiences and considers possibilities for change toward more conscious and effective group selfrepresentations.
Public Administration Review PAR
January/February 2003 Volume 63 Number 1
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