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... rhetorical theory , one is struck by the elaborate artifice of its beginnings and the close- ness of their agreement with rhetorical formulae . This artificiality has long been recognized but has been mistakenly ascribed to the ...
... rhetorical theory , one is struck by the elaborate artifice of its beginnings and the close- ness of their agreement with rhetorical formulae . This artificiality has long been recognized but has been mistakenly ascribed to the ...
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... rhetorical elements , that is , to put them into the mouths of his dramatis personae and to use only such as might fittingly be uttered by them . It is this dramatic use of rhetorical devices which we must learn to recognize in the ...
... rhetorical elements , that is , to put them into the mouths of his dramatis personae and to use only such as might fittingly be uttered by them . It is this dramatic use of rhetorical devices which we must learn to recognize in the ...
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... rhetorical exempla . The fact that they are put into the mouth of Dorigen in her complaint against Fortune indicates that Chaucer was trying to motivate them dramatically . But what reader , modern or medieval , would not have been more ...
... rhetorical exempla . The fact that they are put into the mouth of Dorigen in her complaint against Fortune indicates that Chaucer was trying to motivate them dramatically . But what reader , modern or medieval , would not have been more ...
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ANNUAL REPORT FOR 192526 | 3 |
ON THE COLOPHONS AND MARGINALIA OF IRISH SCRIBES BY THE | 11 |
ENGLISH ORNAMENT IN | 45 |
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