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But the art of Rhetoric has its value . It is valuable , first , because truth and justice are by nature more powerful than their opposites ; so that , when decisions are not made as they should be , the speakers with the right on their ...
But the art of Rhetoric has its value . It is valuable , first , because truth and justice are by nature more powerful than their opposites ; so that , when decisions are not made as they should be , the speakers with the right on their ...
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Thus it follows that Rhetoric is a kind of offshoot , on the one hand , of Dialectic , and , on the other , of that study of Ethics which may properly be called " political . " [ With Aristotle , Ethics , the science dealing with ...
Thus it follows that Rhetoric is a kind of offshoot , on the one hand , of Dialectic , and , on the other , of that study of Ethics which may properly be called " political . " [ With Aristotle , Ethics , the science dealing with ...
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Oratory , 32 described the narrow view most literary critics were bring- ing to rhetoric . They were concerned , he maintained , mainly with belle lettres , with written - down and enduring rhetoric , rather than with the rhetoric of ...
Oratory , 32 described the narrow view most literary critics were bring- ing to rhetoric . They were concerned , he maintained , mainly with belle lettres , with written - down and enduring rhetoric , rather than with the rhetoric of ...
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