The interruption that we are: the health of the lived body, narrative, and public moral argument

Columbia, South Carolina: The University of South Carolina Press (2018)
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Human existence is structured as an interruption that is forever calling us into question (interrupting our everyday routinized ways of being) and confronting us with the related challenges of having a conscience, being open to and acknowledging others, striving to better ourselves when improvement is necessary for maintaining our well-being, and enacting our rhetorical competence to disclose the truth of the matters at hand.

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