The Working Principles of Rhetoric Examined in Their Literary Relations and Illustrated with ExamplesGinn, 1900 - 676 páginas |
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... appeal to him , so that he becomes an expert observer therein ; the mechanic in evidences of manual skill , the ... motive of his calling to make use of a universal special sense , by which the world is laid under contribution for ...
... appeal to him , so that he becomes an expert observer therein ; the mechanic in evidences of manual skill , the ... motive of his calling to make use of a universal special sense , by which the world is laid under contribution for ...
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... motive of work , sooner or later , is sure to work harm . With the verifying impulse in control , however , the solid basis of appeal is the established fact ; and what- ever freedom of plan or utterance there is and the impulse ...
... motive of work , sooner or later , is sure to work harm . With the verifying impulse in control , however , the solid basis of appeal is the established fact ; and what- ever freedom of plan or utterance there is and the impulse ...
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... appeal to motive or taste the emotional idea , that is , the spirit or animus of the work , may be in dominance . The prob- lem of the title is to name the aspect in which the supreme significance of the work centres . EXAMPLES . -1 ...
... appeal to motive or taste the emotional idea , that is , the spirit or animus of the work , may be in dominance . The prob- lem of the title is to name the aspect in which the supreme significance of the work centres . EXAMPLES . -1 ...
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... appeal to motive and duty , gathering into itself the spirit of the discourse , and giv- ing it a thrust toward conduct . In tone it may be either soberly practical or strenuous and impassioned ; in this respect obeying the momentum of ...
... appeal to motive and duty , gathering into itself the spirit of the discourse , and giv- ing it a thrust toward conduct . In tone it may be either soberly practical or strenuous and impassioned ; in this respect obeying the momentum of ...
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... appeal to motive and character , at once summarizes the two main sides of his thought and gives their moral significance : - - " Make , then , your choice , boldly and consciously , for one way or other it must be made . On the dark and ...
... appeal to motive and character , at once summarizes the two main sides of his thought and gives their moral significance : - - " Make , then , your choice , boldly and consciously , for one way or other it must be made . On the dark and ...
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adverb amplification anapestic antecedent antithesis appeal to motive argument assertion Barnaby Rudge become beginning cæsura called character clause clear color composition condensed conjunctions connotation construction coördinate definition diction discourse distinction Dutch Republic effect elements ellipsis emotion English Prose essay EXAMPLES exposition expression fact give grammatical habit idea illustrate imagination important impression interest invention Julius Cæsar kind language less lines literary literature litotes logical MACAULAY matter MATTHEW ARNOLD means ment merely metre mind movement narration narrative nature NOTE object paragraph passage periodic sentences phrase poetic poetry principle quoted reader reference relation relative relative clause rhetorical rhythm scene sense sound speech spirit spondee stage stanza story stress structure style subordinate suggestion syllogism tence theme things thinking thought tion topic trochaic trochee truth verb verse wherein whole words writer