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|a Ercolini, G. L.,
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|a Kant's Philosophy of Communication /
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|a Enlightenment and the philosophy of communication -- "Immanuel Kant and the question of rhetoric" -- "On popularity: Kant's rhetorical attunement" -- "Ethics from the other side: Kant's embodied anthropological ethics" -- Aesthetics, communication, and the discordant accord of the faculties -- "Style and tonality in Kant's philosophy of communication" -- "Kant's enlightenment legacy: critique, popularity, publicity."
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