Rhetorical Analyses of Literary WorksEdward P. J. Corbett Oxford University Press, 1969 - 272页 |
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... particular posture or image that the author is establishing in this particular work in order to produce a particular effect on a particular audience . So too with respect to the audience — the rhetorical critic uses the text as the ...
... particular posture or image that the author is establishing in this particular work in order to produce a particular effect on a particular audience . So too with respect to the audience — the rhetorical critic uses the text as the ...
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... particular speaker , in a particular state of mind , which must be experienced , or witnessed , or explored , if it is to be understood " ( Lecture VIII ) . Newman's strategy , in his most precise definition , is to defend himself by ...
... particular speaker , in a particular state of mind , which must be experienced , or witnessed , or explored , if it is to be understood " ( Lecture VIII ) . Newman's strategy , in his most precise definition , is to defend himself by ...
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... particular finite actions affecting objects . The main use of abstractions is to deal at the same time with many objects or events rather than single and particular ones : and we use verbs that denote states of being rather than actions ...
... particular finite actions affecting objects . The main use of abstractions is to deal at the same time with many objects or events rather than single and particular ones : and we use verbs that denote states of being rather than actions ...
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