Being Made Strange

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Focusing on the relationship between rhetoric and subjectivity, the book introduces a novel methodology to analyze how rhetorical practices shape social, political, and ethical dynamics. It explores the connections between the self and others, individual and collective identities, and moral frameworks across time. By building on key twentieth-century studies, the author provides valuable insights for philosophy, cultural studies, and critical theory, emphasizing the importance of the conditions that influence individual expression and discourse.