Rhetoric--ritual: A Study of the Communicative and Aesthetic Dimensions of LanguageDickenson Publishing Company, 1972 - 297 oldal |
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22. oldal
... writer discovers and develops his materials , the patterns into which he arranges and organizes those materials , and the qualities and kinds of language he chooses for his discourses . Since the classical period , these rhetorical ...
... writer discovers and develops his materials , the patterns into which he arranges and organizes those materials , and the qualities and kinds of language he chooses for his discourses . Since the classical period , these rhetorical ...
200. oldal
... writer pursues a line of thought with determination ; you get no feeling of looseness , of wandering around , of aimlessness . This language , and the thought within it , is taut , purposeful , sculpted . In speaking of just this sort ...
... writer pursues a line of thought with determination ; you get no feeling of looseness , of wandering around , of aimlessness . This language , and the thought within it , is taut , purposeful , sculpted . In speaking of just this sort ...
250. oldal
... writer is showing off , that he is taking his eye away from his form and is beginning to introduce things that he cannot resist , a barrier goes up at once . The reason is that a self - conscious cleverness interrupting the unity of the ...
... writer is showing off , that he is taking his eye away from his form and is beginning to introduce things that he cannot resist , a barrier goes up at once . The reason is that a self - conscious cleverness interrupting the unity of the ...
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