傳遞共通感受：林合社區公共領域修辭模式的分析

吳介民; 李丁讚

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傳遞共通感受：林合社區公共領域修辭模式的分析

Channeling Sensus Communis: An Analysis of the Rhetorical Models in the Public Sphere of the Lin-he Community, Taiwan

吳介民(Jieh-Min Wu) ；李丁讚(Ding-Tzann Lii)

台灣社會學； 9期 (2005 / 06 / 01) ， P119 - 163

繁體中文 DOI： 10.6676/TS.2005.9.119

公共領域；修辭模式；共通感受；民主化；地方派系； public sphere ； rhetorical model ； sensus communis ； democratization ； local faction

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The Habermasian concept of public sphere has been criticized for its repression of ＂sentimental moments＂ and ＂differences in identities.＂ To avoid the analytical predicament incurred by Habermas's discursive model, the author proposes a rhetorical model of public sphere in order to explore issues associated with the construction of a local public sphere from the perspective of conversational practices. When public reasoning is viewed as a process of rhetorical action and interaction, all aspects constituting public social conversation (including place, occasion, atmosphere, timing, tone, gesture and posture) should be carefully documented and analyzed. This idea is inspired by Giambattista Vico's concept of sensus communis, or ＂common sense,＂ which plays a crucial role in channeling social trust--the sentimental pillar of the nascent public sphere. According to a rhetorical model, a good communicator should be able to integrate argument and public performance with ＂pure reasoning,＂ thus being able to form a community's conflicting identities, interests, and opinions into a state of the ＂common mind＂ as expressed by Charles Taylor. The author uses a local community situation in Taiwan to illustrate the significance of the art of reasoning, especially for those who intend to put the public sphere into practice in a community marked by partisan competition.

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王金壽(2004)。瓦解中的地方派系：以屏東為例。臺灣社會學，7，177-207。
連結：
吳介民(2002)。解除克勞塞維茲的魔咒：分析台灣當前社會改革運動的困境。臺灣社會學，4，159-198。
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Benhabib, Seyla(1992).Habermas and the Public Sphere.Cambridge:MIT Press.
Boissevain, Jeremy(1977).Friends, Followers, and Factions.Berkeley California Press:BerkeleyUniversity of.
Bosco, Joseph(1992).Taiwan Factions: Guanxi, Patronage, and the State in Local Politics.Ethnology,31(2),157-183.

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