Rhetorical Analyses of Literary WorksEdward P. J. Corbett Oxford University Press, 1969 - 272 oldal |
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... Swift names a persona , “ modern authors , " which is to condition all subsequent statements : The persona becomes something of a context that qualifies all following statements . By using the persona , Swift ( a ) gains control over ...
... Swift names a persona , “ modern authors , " which is to condition all subsequent statements : The persona becomes something of a context that qualifies all following statements . By using the persona , Swift ( a ) gains control over ...
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... Swift feels that perhaps the ironic exaggeration in the adjectives will save the reader from literal and thus incorrect readings ; and Swift , in this sentence , uses the adjectives " great , " " everlasting , " " never - dying , " and ...
... Swift feels that perhaps the ironic exaggeration in the adjectives will save the reader from literal and thus incorrect readings ; and Swift , in this sentence , uses the adjectives " great , " " everlasting , " " never - dying , " and ...
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... Swift Beaumont , Charles Allen . Swift's Classical Rhetoric ( Athens , Ga . , 1961 ) . Analyses of " A Modest Proposal , " pp . 15-43 ; " An Argu- ment Abolishing Christianity , " pp . 44-86 ; " A Vindication of Lord Carteret , " pp ...
... Swift Beaumont , Charles Allen . Swift's Classical Rhetoric ( Athens , Ga . , 1961 ) . Analyses of " A Modest Proposal , " pp . 15-43 ; " An Argu- ment Abolishing Christianity , " pp . 44-86 ; " A Vindication of Lord Carteret , " pp ...
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