The Philosophy of RhetoricJ. Leavitt, 1834 - 396 頁 |
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第 1 到 5 筆結果,共 27 筆
第 18 頁
... refer to those particulars which are pre- dominant in each , though not peculiar to either . SECTION I OF WIT . To consider the matter more nearly , it is the design of wit to excite in the mind an agreeable surprise , and that arising ...
... refer to those particulars which are pre- dominant in each , though not peculiar to either . SECTION I OF WIT . To consider the matter more nearly , it is the design of wit to excite in the mind an agreeable surprise , and that arising ...
第 21 頁
... referred , in which , though there is no direct comparison made , qualities of real dignity and importance are degraded , by being coupled with things mean and frivolous , as in some respect standing in the same predicament . An example ...
... referred , in which , though there is no direct comparison made , qualities of real dignity and importance are degraded , by being coupled with things mean and frivolous , as in some respect standing in the same predicament . An example ...
第 22 頁
... refer the applications of grave reflections to mere trifles . For that great and serious are naturally associated by the mind , and likewise little and trifling , is sufficiently evinced by the common modes of expression on these ...
... refer the applications of grave reflections to mere trifles . For that great and serious are naturally associated by the mind , and likewise little and trifling , is sufficiently evinced by the common modes of expression on these ...
第 28 頁
... refer the reader , as the passage is too long for my transcribing . There is , perhaps , no book in any language , wherein the humorous is carried to a higher pitch of per- fection , than in the adventures of the celebrated knight of La ...
... refer the reader , as the passage is too long for my transcribing . There is , perhaps , no book in any language , wherein the humorous is carried to a higher pitch of per- fection , than in the adventures of the celebrated knight of La ...
第 33 頁
... refer . To assign a preposterous motive to an action , or to produce an absurd argument for an opinion , is an innuendo , that no good motive or argument can be given . * The citations from the Rape of the Lock are no otherwise to be ...
... refer . To assign a preposterous motive to an action , or to produce an absurd argument for an opinion , is an innuendo , that no good motive or argument can be given . * The citations from the Rape of the Lock are no otherwise to be ...
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