A Practical Rhetoric of Expository ProseOxford University Press, 1966 - Počet stran: 583 |
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... prose and so helps to shape that prose . A scholar , for instance , can- not use learned words as frequently or as easily for a general audience as he can for his fellow scholars , who share his special knowledge and interests . Nor is ...
... prose and so helps to shape that prose . A scholar , for instance , can- not use learned words as frequently or as easily for a general audience as he can for his fellow scholars , who share his special knowledge and interests . Nor is ...
Strana 378
... prose this sometimes happens . In good prose at least a minimal de- gree of regularity will be preserved in the alternation of stressed and un- stressed syllables . It is important in this regard to remember that the differ- ence ...
... prose this sometimes happens . In good prose at least a minimal de- gree of regularity will be preserved in the alternation of stressed and un- stressed syllables . It is important in this regard to remember that the differ- ence ...
Strana 398
... prose . It seems more reasonable to admit that sound qualities , including rhyme , can serve a function , both com ... prose . It is less signifi- cant than rhythm , but it is not negligible . Too great a concern with sound , too much ...
... prose . It seems more reasonable to admit that sound qualities , including rhyme , can serve a function , both com ... prose . It is less signifi- cant than rhythm , but it is not negligible . Too great a concern with sound , too much ...
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Communication and Rhetoric | 3 |
WRITING AS A PROCESS | 17 |
Invention | 32 |
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