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What people are saying - Write a reviewReview: Handbook of Literary Rhetoric: A Foundation for Literary StudyUser Review - Nicholas - GoodreadsDefinitely a reference work rather than something to be read cover-to-cover. Nevertheless an essential tool for anyone looking to analyse public speeches of any era. Read full review Related books
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Other editions - View allCommon terms and phrasesAquila Arist Beda Boil Cicero Fortun Hermog Inst Isid Mart.Cap Molière Oral Orig Praeex Prog Quint Rhet.Her Supplementary note Verg Vergilium Viet according action aptum artes liberales artistic means audience barbarismus belongs called case causa character clausula cola colon components concerned consists content corresponds deed definition degree division drama effect elements elocutio emphasis especially evidentia example expression figures first following form found function further general given instance irony language linguistic literary locus matter meaning metaphor metaplasmus narratio object ôè opposite oratio orator order parts party period periphrasis person poetic poetry possible praise quaestio question regard regarded relationship rhetoric rhetorical same schemata semantic semantically sentence sententia sequence sermocinatio short sine single situation soloecismus speaker speech status style subject syllables syntactic term thought three tragedy tropes turn used verba whereas whole word words work οί Λε References to this bookFrom other books
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