Arguments for a rhetorical model of the knowledge ecosystems. Interpersonal communication and the intersubjectivity systems

<ns3:p> The question of interpersonal communication is a part of a consolidated theoretical project in the field of social psychology. Interpersonal communication has grown into a fundamental reference beyond the field of exploratory knowledge. Further, in terms of critical thinking, this is the nodal point where interpersonal communication can be discussed under various circumstances and in the shade of different conceptual umbrellas. In light of this perspective, in this extended variant of the research undertaken in the present study, I am operating within three guidelines of analysis: <ns3:list list-type="bullet"> <ns3:list-item> <ns3:p> 1. <ns3:italic>Modus Operandi</ns3:italic> - the way I can understand the problem of interpersonal communication, having as a starting point the fundamental problem of subjectivity as tackled through the speculative exercises of philosophy. </ns3:p> </ns3:list-item> <ns3:list-item> <ns3:p> 2. <ns3:italic>Constructio</ns3:italic> - a rhetorical model of interpersonal communication (RIC Model). </ns3:p> </ns3:list-item> <ns3:list-item> <ns3:p> 3. <ns3:italic>Progressus</ns3:italic> - a systemic approach for applying the RIC Model in the management of knowledge ecosystems. </ns3:p> </ns3:list-item> </ns3:list> </ns3:p>