The Practical Elements of Rhetoric: With Illustrative Examples 1887 |
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Page 385
... object , we are concerned merely with those peculiarities , architectural and other , that make it unique . In the treatment of these two classes of objects , therefore , we pursue courses exactly opposite . A partic- ular object or ...
... object , we are concerned merely with those peculiarities , architectural and other , that make it unique . In the treatment of these two classes of objects , therefore , we pursue courses exactly opposite . A partic- ular object or ...
Page 386
... object fails to suggest its own plan of treatment , by so much it is incumbent on the writer to take the more pains that his presenta- tion be well articulated , distinctly marked , adapted to average minds . 3. An object to be ...
... object fails to suggest its own plan of treatment , by so much it is incumbent on the writer to take the more pains that his presenta- tion be well articulated , distinctly marked , adapted to average minds . 3. An object to be ...
Page 456
... object , instead of , as heretofore , the treatment of a subject or theme . This fact merits attention . The man who would persuade chooses an object rather than a subject . That is , the central aim and idea of his discourse takes in ...
... object , instead of , as heretofore , the treatment of a subject or theme . This fact merits attention . The man who would persuade chooses an object rather than a subject . That is , the central aim and idea of his discourse takes in ...
Contents
Definition of Rhetoric | 1 |
Style in General | 13 |
Diction | 27 |
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