A Practical Rhetoric of Expository ProseOxford University Press, 1966 - Počet stran: 583 |
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Strana 136
... paragraph differs from these larger units in treating its subject less extensively . Either it confines itself to a rather narrow subject to begin with , or , if it develops a broader one , it treats it much more generally . What it ...
... paragraph differs from these larger units in treating its subject less extensively . Either it confines itself to a rather narrow subject to begin with , or , if it develops a broader one , it treats it much more generally . What it ...
Strana 140
... paragraph structure will be best . The important point is not that one type is better than another , but that all are possible , that the expository paragraph may range so widely between the poles of rigidity and looseness and still ...
... paragraph structure will be best . The important point is not that one type is better than another , but that all are possible , that the expository paragraph may range so widely between the poles of rigidity and looseness and still ...
Strana 141
... paragraph . The answer to the question : " When does one begin a new paragraph ? " is less simple than the query itself . It is not very helpful to say that the writer begins a new paragraph when , after having developed his topic for a ...
... paragraph . The answer to the question : " When does one begin a new paragraph ? " is less simple than the query itself . It is not very helpful to say that the writer begins a new paragraph when , after having developed his topic for a ...
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Communication and Rhetoric | 3 |
WRITING AS A PROCESS | 17 |
Invention | 32 |
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