"Rhetorical sovereignty is the inherent right and ability of peoples to determine their own communicative needs and desires in this pursuit, to decide for themselves the goals, modes, styles, and languages of public discourse."
Keeping this in mind, how effective do you think society is in embracing rhetorical sovereignty today? Do you think our modern rights of freedom of speech/freedom of expression are sufficient enough to keep rhetorical sovereignty prevalent?
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