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It should be noted that Aristotle confined the operational influence of ethical proof more severely than did his successors . He insisted that the audience's antecedent conception of the speaker's character should not figure in the ...
It should be noted that Aristotle confined the operational influence of ethical proof more severely than did his successors . He insisted that the audience's antecedent conception of the speaker's character should not figure in the ...
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He looks upon the logical , emotional , and ethical modes of persuasion as aspects of a continuum , supplementing each other . In most cases the skilled speaker , in possession of full knowledge as to the audience and occasion , is able ...
He looks upon the logical , emotional , and ethical modes of persuasion as aspects of a continuum , supplementing each other . In most cases the skilled speaker , in possession of full knowledge as to the audience and occasion , is able ...
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A Critical Analysis of Certain Aspects of Ethical Proof , Ph.D. thesis , State University of Iowa , 1942 . 15. Chauncey A. Goodrich , Select British Eloquence , New York , 1852 , p . 638 . 16. Ibid . , Note , p . 638 . 17.
A Critical Analysis of Certain Aspects of Ethical Proof , Ph.D. thesis , State University of Iowa , 1942 . 15. Chauncey A. Goodrich , Select British Eloquence , New York , 1852 , p . 638 . 16. Ibid . , Note , p . 638 . 17.
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