Universal rhetoric

Universal rhetoric refers to the idea that certain rhetorical principles and techniques can be applied across various cultures, languages, and contexts. It suggests that there are fundamental aspects of human communication that transcend specific cultural or linguistic boundaries. These principles may include elements such as persuasion, narrative structure, emotional appeal, and ethical considerations in argumentation. The concept of universal rhetoric involves examining how these elements function in different contexts and how they can be adapted or modified depending on specific cultural norms and practices.