Rhetorical Analyses of Literary WorksEdward P. J. Corbett Oxford University Press, 1969 - 272页 |
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第vii页
... given the collection unity , but I decided instead to gather rhetorical analyses of works in various genres , by a wide range of authors , English and American , from the sixteenth to the twentieth century . I have given precedence to ...
... given the collection unity , but I decided instead to gather rhetorical analyses of works in various genres , by a wide range of authors , English and American , from the sixteenth to the twentieth century . I have given precedence to ...
第23页
... given no active verbal role , we derive an image of her through her suitor's statements and impli- cations . She is by no means his concubine : to take " Mistress ” in its derogatory modern sense would be to reduce the poem to non ...
... given no active verbal role , we derive an image of her through her suitor's statements and impli- cations . She is by no means his concubine : to take " Mistress ” in its derogatory modern sense would be to reduce the poem to non ...
第48页
... given no offense ; yet he was attacked by Gildon and Dennis , who wrote not through nature but through want , and who published not by authority but through madness ; Pope is not , then , the first aggressor . Indeed , he did not act ...
... given no offense ; yet he was attacked by Gildon and Dennis , who wrote not through nature but through want , and who published not by authority but through madness ; Pope is not , then , the first aggressor . Indeed , he did not act ...
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