Rhetorical Analyses of Literary WorksEdward P. J. Corbett Oxford University Press, 1969 - 272页 |
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... poem has both cogent argument and irony . Be- cause it is a poem , we are not forced to choose between the two . We can have the poem both ways : in terms of its organization ( dispositio ) and in terms of its tone ( elocutio ) . Or ...
... poem has both cogent argument and irony . Be- cause it is a poem , we are not forced to choose between the two . We can have the poem both ways : in terms of its organization ( dispositio ) and in terms of its tone ( elocutio ) . Or ...
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... poems , the Donne poem presents a persuasion - situation in which the " I " in the poem is trying to persuade the " you " of the poem ; the Stevens poem , on the other hand , presents no pronounced persuasion - situation , and if it can ...
... poems , the Donne poem presents a persuasion - situation in which the " I " in the poem is trying to persuade the " you " of the poem ; the Stevens poem , on the other hand , presents no pronounced persuasion - situation , and if it can ...
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... poem . Stevens ' poem , for instance , displays a relatively simple structure of rational argument , but an unusual complexity of relations between grammatical , rhetorical , and poetic structures . My analysis is therefore not intended ...
... poem . Stevens ' poem , for instance , displays a relatively simple structure of rational argument , but an unusual complexity of relations between grammatical , rhetorical , and poetic structures . My analysis is therefore not intended ...
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