The rhetoric and the discourse of poverty condition

Dr. Oscar Gonzalez Muñoz and Dr. Milagros Cano Flores
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Dr. Milagros Cano Flores: IIESCA-Universidad Veracruzana, México

Journal of Social Sciences (COES&RJ-JSS), 2018, vol. 7, issue 4, 250-259

Abstract: The main aim of this work it’s to showthat the speech used to explain the problem of poverty, can be located in a rhetorical field, especially when you’re looking to convince the acceptation of strategies based inhuman development with some axiological value. The rhetorical as a way of persuasion make the believing of what should correspond to each other in what we understood as fare(Aristóteles 1971, Foucault 1983, Pujante 1998, López and de Santiago 2000 and Teun Van Dijk 2005).Is the case of the actions that the State makes to persuade the necessity to give attention to some vulnerable groups by recognizing basic necessities and also with specific actions that allow us to attend between the ones that are experimenting it (Logue and Miller, 1995). And it initiates with the recognition of the basic needs of an heterogeneous auditorium, that besides of identifying a different ways to attend them, recognize the concern for others to cover their elementary necessities(eudaimon’s spirit), that means, it stays with a Socratic approach (Gorgias 1992).From a rhetorical approach, the highly intention of social political instruments it’s to facilitatethe access to some resources as a way to materialize the minimum conditions of life of contingent conditions environment are poverty minimizers. It’s A Sen. (1991)who’s trying to increase social conciseness in the middle of axiological virtues of J. Rawls uses the social construction of the moral principles as poverty reducers and in justice situations. Both intentions allow to recognize the situations of justice as the result of integrating data, with no esculent but complementary for poverty issues.

Keywords: discourse; poverty; philosophy; moral principles (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2018
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