Historical Studies of Rhetoric and RhetoriciansRaymond Floyd Howes Cornell University Press, 1961 - 446 pagina's |
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Pagina 143
... Expression , and when it came to speak of Expression , it first discussed 143 Sources of the Elocutionary Movement.
... Expression , and when it came to speak of Expression , it first discussed 143 Sources of the Elocutionary Movement.
Pagina 371
... expression ; the impression on others is incidental . Rhetoric is for the sake of impression ; the expression is secondary - an indispensable means . As an example of how this distinction may be applied in literary criticism , I might ...
... expression ; the impression on others is incidental . Rhetoric is for the sake of impression ; the expression is secondary - an indispensable means . As an example of how this distinction may be applied in literary criticism , I might ...
Pagina 374
... expression , and that impression enters only incidentally . Now we are told that the poet writes under " the necessity of giving immediate pleasure to a human Being . " Perhaps , however , we can give due weight to his desire , or ...
... expression , and that impression enters only incidentally . Now we are told that the poet writes under " the necessity of giving immediate pleasure to a human Being . " Perhaps , however , we can give due weight to his desire , or ...
Inhoudsopgave
The Field of Rhetoric Hoyt H Hudson | 3 |
Plato and Aristotle on Rhetoric and Rhetoricians | 19 |
Classical Rhetoric and the Mediaeval Theory of Preaching | 71 |
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