Moreover, C&C appliances frequently fail to interpret dialectic or impaired speech, often encountered with physically challenged people.
In language, on the other hand, meanings acquired from the past are sedimented in current meanings and allow for the dialectic of spoken and speaking speech discussed earlier (Merleau-Ponty 1964b, 97-113).
Now, if rhetoric is nothing but the counterpart to dialectic in the domain of public speech, it must be grounded in an investigation of what is persuasive and what is not, and this, in turn, qualifies rhetoric as an art.
Hegel called this evolution "the dialectical process" (see dialectic).
As we left, one of the workers made an impromptu speech quoting Brecht on dialectics and raised her fist in a defiant leftist salute.
Aristotle says that rhetoric, i.e., the study of persuasive speech, is a "counterpart" (antistrophos) of dialectic and that the rhetorical art is a kind of "outgrowth" (paraphues ti) of dialectic and the study of character types.
First, the typical subjects of public speech do not as the subject of dialectic and theoretical philosophy belong to the things that are necessarily the case, but are among those things that are the goal of practical deliberation and can also be otherwise.
The model, proposed by pragma-dialectic theorists, is pragmatic, since the interactants exchange speech acts at a certain point in time and in a certain place, and it is dialectical, as these speech acts are exchanged within a dialogical discussion that aims to resolve a difference in opinion.
In the broader sense, logic is a science of speech (scientia sermocinalis), dealing with correct expression, including grammar, rhetoric, and dialectic (logic in the strict sense).
