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2022 | 70 | 3 | 165-178

Article title

On foresight functions of rhetorical invention in acts of counselling

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PL
O prowidencyjnych funkcjach inwencji retorycznej w aktach doradczych

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Abstracts

PL
Akty doradcze polegają na wskazaniu pożytecznych działań, uzupełniających niedoskonałości człowieka. Aktami doradczymi kieruje poznanie praktyczne. Ponieważ działania doradcze nakierowane są na przyszłość istotną funkcję pełni w nich prowidencja. Jest ona poznawczą refleksją przewidującą wykonanie aktów doradczych. Akty doradcze realizują się w kontekście retoryczno-komunikacyjnym, który łączy się z perswazyjnym przekazem treści doradczych. Należąca do kanonu retorycznego inwencja dysponuje czynnikami, wpływającymi na uzasadniające formułowanie treści doradczych. Czynniki inwencyjne wprowadzają uprzedzające determinacje i konkretyzacje treści doradczych. Metodyka inwencyjna na retorycznym poziomie realizuje funkcje przewidujące, które są zbieżne z zadaniami prowidencji w poznaniu praktycznym.
EN
Counselling acts consist in indicating useful activities, remedying human deficiencies. Counselling acts are guided by practical cognition. Since counselling activities are oriented towards the future, their crucial element is foresight. It is cognitive reflection foreseeing the implementation of counselling acts. Counselling acts are actualised in rhetorical and communicational context which is associated with persuasive delivery of counselling content. Belonging to the rhetorical canon, invention disposes of factors that influence the justifying formulation of advisory content. Invention factors introduce the anticipatory determinations and concretisations of counselling content. At rhetorical level, inventive methodology plays anticipatory functions which are convergent with tasks of foresight in practical cognition.

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Volume

70

Issue

3

Pages

165-178

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Dates

published
2022

Contributors

  • John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland

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Publication order reference

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Biblioteka Nauki
31232563

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bwmeta1.element.ojs-doi-10_18290_rf22703_7
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