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grbs-6591	Hill, Forbes	The Amorality of Aristotle’s Rhetoric	1981	15	.pdf	application/pdf	7220	291	58	Whitney J. Oates, Aristotle and the Problem of Value (Princeton 1963) 335, states that ambivalence about questions of value is the most striking characteristic of the Rhetoric. Among those taking the view that the whole shows moral commitment are: W. Rhys Roberts, Notes on Aristotle's Rhetoric, AJP 45 (1924) 351-61 (Aristotle's object is to show how truth and justice may be aided by the effective use of public speech); Charles Sears Baldwin, Ancient Rhetoric and Poetic (New York 1924) 9 (rhetoric like logic is a means of bringing out truth, of making people see what is true and fitting); Henry W. Johnstone, The Relevance of Rhetoric to Philosophy and of Philosophy to Rhetoric, QuartJourSpeech 52 (1966) 43-55.	cache/grbs-6591.pdf	txt/grbs-6591.txt