Expertise, Psychology, and Memory

Socialization is a rhetorical process that we have charted in the preceding chapter but, as yet, the psychological principles articulated there have not been integrated with rhetorical thinking. In the study of expertise, to be sure, there are both social and individual aspects. For the latter, rhet...

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Published inOn Expertise pp. 66 - 88
Main Author Mehlenbacher, Ashley Rose
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published University Park, USA Penn State University Press 20.04.2022
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Summary:Socialization is a rhetorical process that we have charted in the preceding chapter but, as yet, the psychological principles articulated there have not been integrated with rhetorical thinking. In the study of expertise, to be sure, there are both social and individual aspects. For the latter, rhetorical theory has tools to understand this process of becoming expert, notably in the tradition of rhetorical memory, and does so attendant to the social body. Memory, the following account demonstrates, is a powerful concept for understanding experts not only in terms of practice-based scenarios with well-defined parameters, but also in those situations that
DOI:10.1515/9780271093130-005