Pious Pro-Family Rhetoric: Postures and Paradoxes in Philosophical Perspective
by Jay Newman
Jay Newman examines pro-family rhetoric through a philosophical lens, considering its characteristic postures and internal paradoxes. The book offers a focused study of how arguments about family, values, and moral commitments are presented and understood within wider social and intellectual debates.
About This Book
Pious Pro-Family Rhetoric: Postures and Paradoxes in Philosophical Perspective examines the language and positioning associated with pro-family rhetoric.
Jay Newman approaches the subject through a philosophical perspective, focusing on the relationship between stated principles and underlying tensions.
The book considers how appeals concerning family and moral commitments can carry both persuasive postures and unresolved paradoxes.
Its subject will interest readers exploring philosophy, social thought, rhetoric, and debates about family values.
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