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Using a rhetorical framework to predict corruption
Alpaslan, Can Murat Green, Sandy E. Mitroff, Ian I.
Alpaslan, Can Murat
Green, Sandy E.
Mitroff, Ian I.
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The field of rhetoric provides unique frameworks and tools for understanding the role of language in moral reasoning and corruption. Drawing on a discursive understanding of the self, we focus on how the rhetoric of conversations constructs and shapes our moral reasoning and moral behavior. Using rhetorical appeals and a moral development framework, we construct three propositions that use variation in the rhetoric of conversations to identify and predict corruption. We discuss some of the implications of our model.
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2008
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