All in All (More or Less)

Exploring the intersection of philosophy and rhetoric, the book emphasizes their shared ethical and intellectual responsibilities. It begins with a focus on "Rationality" through the works of Wittgenstein and McKeon, while Part Two examines diverse rhetorical arguments in unexpected contexts. The culmination in Part Three showcases how "ordinary language criticism" can effectively engage with cultural models, particularly within the realm of "American Low Modernism," including film, drama, novels, and poetry.