Rhetorical Analyses of Literary WorksEdward P. J. Corbett Oxford University Press, 1969 - 272 oldal |
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... called ethos , or " implied author , " or style , or even tone is part of our experience of his work , an experience of the voice within the masks , personae , of the work . . . . Rhetorical criticism intensifies our sense of the dy ...
... called ethos , or " implied author , " or style , or even tone is part of our experience of his work , an experience of the voice within the masks , personae , of the work . . . . Rhetorical criticism intensifies our sense of the dy ...
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... called " new rhetoric " has occurred in the area of style or , as it has come to be called , stylistics . In the study of the style of a literary work , rhetorical critics turn their attention to such things as diction , imagery ...
... called " new rhetoric " has occurred in the area of style or , as it has come to be called , stylistics . In the study of the style of a literary work , rhetorical critics turn their attention to such things as diction , imagery ...
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Edward P. J. Corbett. 1 AUDIENCE KENNETH BURKE > [ WHENEVER THE SO - CALLED.
Edward P. J. Corbett. 1 AUDIENCE KENNETH BURKE > [ WHENEVER THE SO - CALLED.
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