Legal persuasion : a rhetorical approach to the science
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書誌事項
Legal persuasion : a rhetorical approach to the science
(Law, language and communication / series editors, Anne Wagner, Vijay Kumar Bhatia)
Routledge, 2018
- : pbk
- : hbk
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注記
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book develops a central theme: legal persuasion results from making and breaking mental connections. This concept of making connections inspired the authors to take a rhetorical approach to the science of legal persuasion. That singular approach resulted in the integration of research from cognitive science with classical and contemporary rhetorical theory, and the application of these two disciplines to the real-life practice of persuasion. The combination of rhetorical analysis and cognitive science yields a new way of seeing and understanding legal persuasion, one that promises theoretical and practical gains. The work has three main functions. First, it brings together the leading models of persuasion from cognitive science and rhetorical theory, blurring boundaries and leveraging connections between the often-separate spheres of science and rhetoric. Second, it illustrates this persuasive synthesis by working through concrete examples of persuasion, demonstrating how to apply this new approach to the taking apart and the putting together of effective legal arguments. In this way, the book demonstrates the advantages of a deeper and more nuanced understanding of persuasion. Third, the volume assesses and explains why, how, and when certain persuasive methods and techniques are more effective than others. The book is designed to appeal to scholars in law, rhetoric, persuasion science, and psychology; to students learning the practice of law; and to judges and practicing lawyers who engage in persuasion.
目次
I. Introduction
Chapter 1: Making Connections
Chapter 2: Thinking and Decision Making: Starting to Persuade
II. Setting: Audience, Timing, and Location
Chapter 3: The Judicial Audience
Chapter 4: Kairos: Fitting Time and Place
III. Invention: Stories, Metaphors, Analogies
Chapter 5: Uncover Embedded Plots, Characters, and Images
Chapter 6: Introduction to Storytelling
Chapter 7: Telling Fact Stories Differently
Chapter 8: Developing Law Stories
Chapter 9: Making Intuitive Connections
Chapter 10: Shape Connections: Familiar Analogies and Metaphors
Chapter 11: Reinforce Favorable Connections: Arguing by Analogy
Chapter 12: Break Unfavorable Connections: Novel Metaphors
IV. Arrangement: Organization and Connection
Chapter 13: Introduction to Priming: Story and Emotion
Chapter 14: Priming Interpretations and Impressions
Chapter 15: Introduction to Syllogistic Frameworks
Chapter 16: Syllogistic and Analogical Case Arguments
V. Connecting through Tone
Chapter 17: Structuring Arguments to Appear Reasonable
Chapter 18: Volunteering Adverse Information
Chapter 19: The Trap of Attack
VI. Conclusion
Chapter 20: Putting It Together
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