The Science of Rhetoric: An Introduction to the Laws of Effective Discourse (1877)Scholars' Facsimiles & Reprints, 1999 - 318 sider |
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... Composition and Rhetoric ( 1871 ) John Bascom Philosophy of Rhetoric ( 1883 ) Hugh Blair Lectures on Rhetoric and Belles Lettres ( 1819 ) James Robert Boyd Elements of English Composition ( 1868 ) Goold Brown The Institutes of English ...
... Composition and Rhetoric ( 1871 ) John Bascom Philosophy of Rhetoric ( 1883 ) Hugh Blair Lectures on Rhetoric and Belles Lettres ( 1819 ) James Robert Boyd Elements of English Composition ( 1868 ) Goold Brown The Institutes of English ...
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... Composition . In this one he defines Rhetoric as " both a science and an art " ( 1 ) , explaining : It is a science when it discovers and establishes the laws of discourse , and an art when the laws are applied in practice ( 1893 : 1 ) ...
... Composition . In this one he defines Rhetoric as " both a science and an art " ( 1 ) , explaining : It is a science when it discovers and establishes the laws of discourse , and an art when the laws are applied in practice ( 1893 : 1 ) ...
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... Composition as a part of their science . It is evi- dent that completed literary works , such as epics , dramas , histories , novels , etc. , belong to Literature , and their classification pertains to the critical section of that ...
... Composition as a part of their science . It is evi- dent that completed literary works , such as epics , dramas , histories , novels , etc. , belong to Literature , and their classification pertains to the critical section of that ...
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