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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Rhetoric and Dialectic as Modes of Inquiry | |
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| The Paradox of Method | |
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| Analytic and Dialectic as Methods | |
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| Rhetoric and Appearances | |
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| Dialectical versus Rhetorical Responses to Appearances | |
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| Rhetorical Reflection: Toward an Ethic of Practical Reason | |
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| Origins of Rhetorical Tradition | |
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| Aristotelian Rhetorical Tradition: The Ethics of a Practice | |
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| Rhetoric as Dynamis and Techne | |
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| Audience as Rhetorical Agency | |
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| Rhetoric as Practical Reason | |
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| Rhetoric and the Narrative of Human Contingency | |
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| Roosevelt's Inaugural as the Forging of a Civic Culture | |
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| Implications for Recovery: Toward a Rhetorical Sensibility | |
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| In the Horizon of Necessity: Tragic Rhetoric and Public Character | |
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| A Rereading of Poetic and Rhetoric | |
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| Plato's Indictments | |
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| Aristotle's Poetics | |
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| Tragedy as Eulogy: A Modern Example | |
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| Beyond Aesthetics: Tragedy and Social Hope | |
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| After Rhetorical Culture: The Spectacle of Modernity | |
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| Tradition, Phronesis, and Negative Teleology | |
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| Excursus on Tertullian: Religion in Exile | |
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| Excursus on Horkheimer: Enlightenment in Exile | |
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| Universal Pragmatics and Practical Reason: From Deformation to Reformation | |
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| Communicative Action and Rhetorical Practice | |
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| Recalling the Public Sphere | |
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| Revising Discourse Ethics: Toward an Emancipation of Rhetoric | |
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| Reforming Rhetorical Practice: Cuomo on Abortion | |
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| Rhetorical Coherence: Refiguring the Episodes of Public Life | |
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| Two Genres of Communicative Practice | |
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| Topoi for Rhetoric in Conversation | |
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| The Rhetoric of Conversational Coherence | |
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| Enthymematic Reflection as Rhetorical Invention | |
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| Criticism, Disturbance, and Rhetorical Community: Reanimating the Occasions for Rhetoric | |
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| Rereading Rhetorical Culture | |
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| Refiguring Rhetorical Practice | |
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| Authority and Perspective: Reagan and Gorbachev | |
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| Integrity as Issue: Elizabeth Linder and Connie Mack | |
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| Responsibility as Conscience: Jenninger at Kristallnacht | |
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| Notes | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Index | |