The Advancement of Learning and New AtlantisClarendon Press, 1974 - 297 sider |
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... rhetoric , yet having made an entry of it here , where it came first to be spoken of , I think fit to refer over the further handling of it to rhetoric . 9. The other part of invention , which I term suggestion , doth assign and direct ...
... rhetoric , yet having made an entry of it here , where it came first to be spoken of , I think fit to refer over the further handling of it to rhetoric . 9. The other part of invention , which I term suggestion , doth assign and direct ...
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... RHETORIC ( WITH EXAMPLES OF DEFICIENCIES ) ] XVIII . 1. Now we descend to that part which concerneth the illus- tration of tradition , comprehended in that science which we call rhetoric , " or art of eloquence ; a science excellent ...
... RHETORIC ( WITH EXAMPLES OF DEFICIENCIES ) ] XVIII . 1. Now we descend to that part which concerneth the illus- tration of tradition , comprehended in that science which we call rhetoric , " or art of eloquence ; a science excellent ...
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... rhetoric not as persuading to belief but as influencing action . It is a part of rational philosophy , because rhetoric uses the imagination on behalf of reason , making argumentative discourse vivid . For Bacon , rhetoric is to the ...
... rhetoric not as persuading to belief but as influencing action . It is a part of rational philosophy , because rhetoric uses the imagination on behalf of reason , making argumentative discourse vivid . For Bacon , rhetoric is to the ...
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The First Book | 3 |
Defence of Learning against Politicians | 10 |
Defence of Learning against the discredits arising from | 17 |
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