Lectures on Rhetoric and Oratory, Band 1Russell & Russell, 1962 |
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... eloquence of popu- lar assemblies being but another word for delibera- tive , and the eloquence of the bar , for judicial ora- tory . The third modern division substitutes the eloquence of the pulpit , which to the ancients was ...
... eloquence of popu- lar assemblies being but another word for delibera- tive , and the eloquence of the bar , for judicial ora- tory . The third modern division substitutes the eloquence of the pulpit , which to the ancients was ...
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... eloquence ; and we are now to enter up- on an element , where their guidance entirely fails us . The eloquence of the pulpit is to the science of rhetoric what this western hemisphere is to that of geography . Aristotle and Quinctilian ...
... eloquence ; and we are now to enter up- on an element , where their guidance entirely fails us . The eloquence of the pulpit is to the science of rhetoric what this western hemisphere is to that of geography . Aristotle and Quinctilian ...
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... eloquence of modern times , as I have explained to you , is almost exclusively confined to the avenue of the understanding . The eloquence of the pulpit in prayer is still more rigorously limit- ed to that of feeling . It neither ...
... eloquence of modern times , as I have explained to you , is almost exclusively confined to the avenue of the understanding . The eloquence of the pulpit in prayer is still more rigorously limit- ed to that of feeling . It neither ...
Inhalt
General view of rhetoric and oratory | 33 |
Objections against eloquence considered | 53 |
Origin of oratory | 73 |
Urheberrecht | |
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