question archive Some feminist theorists have called for an "invitational" rather than a combative rhetoric
Some feminist theorists have called for an "invitational" rather than a combative rhetoric
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Some feminist theorists have called for an "invitational" rather than a
combative rhetoric. Is such a rhetoric possible? Does the nature of rhetoric itself,
or of human beings, render this suggestion practicable?
