Philosophy of communication ethics : alterity and the other / edited by Ronald C. Arnett and Pat Arneson.

I: Otherness: place and space -- The Pantheism controversy: rhetoric, enlightenment, and memory / G.L. Ercolini -- A rhetoric of sentiment: the house the Scots built / Ronald C. Arnett -- Before the one and the other: ethico-political communication and community / Pat J. Gehrke -- Ethics, Kairos, and Akroasis: an essay on time and relation / Lisbeth Lipari -- II: Otherness and justice -- Communication, diversity, and ethics in higher education / Brenda J. Allen -- Tymieniecka's benevolent sentimant as ground for communication ethics: Juliette Hampton Morgan's advocacy for racial justice / Pat Arenson -- The ethical challenges of friendship in interpersonal and Mexican-U.S. relations: a case study of The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada / Austin S. Babrow and Lindsey M. Rose -- Resolutions of regret: the other in the evolution of a state apology for slavery / John B. Hatch -- Public Memory of Christopher Isherwood's novel, A Single Man: communication ethyics, social differences, and alterity in media portrayals of homosexuality / Lester C. Olson -- III: Otherness and contextual divergence -- Organization as other: professional civility as communicative care for institutions / Janie M. Harden Fritz -- An example of the plurality of levels of communication ethics analysis in a newspaper article / Alain Létourneau -- Leisure and the other: philosophy and communication ethics / Annette M. Holba -- Saving the nation: redemptive ethos and the moral figure of the refugee Andreea Deciu Ritivoi -- Communication and ethics of selfhood under the regime of antidepressant medicine / Isaac E. Catt -- Afterword: Machiavelli's question mark and the problem of ethical communication / Gerard A. Hauser.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Online resource (EBSCOhost, November 13, 2015); title from title page.

Philosophy of Communication Ethics is a unique and timely volume that creatively examines communication ethics, philosophy of communication, and "the other."

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