Neoliberalism and the Rhetorical Use of Creativity by Almudena Martín Martínez

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RHETORICAL STRUCTURE OF ARGUMENTATIVE ANSWER by Juliano Desiderato ANTONIO, Jackline Altoé dos SANTOS

“…The aim of this paper is to describe the rhetorical structure of the argumentative answer genre in a corpus formed by 15 compositions of the winter vestibular of Universidade Estadual de Maringá. …”
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Narrative and Rhetoric in Franciscan Martyrdom by Christopher MacEvitt

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Globalization: from rhetoric to evidence by Richard G.A. Feachem

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The Rhetorical and Psychological Defloration of Melibea by Otis Handy

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Organizational Rhetoric: Situations and Strategies by Kuldeep Singh

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The rhetorical tradition in Philosophical Hermeneutics by ahmad ali heidari

Subjects: “…aristotle's rhetoric…”
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Rhetorical Technique in the Persuasion of Melibea by Erica Morgan

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Rhetorical questions, relevance and scales by Gutiérrez Rexach, Javier

“…Rhetorical questions, and other varieties of pragmatically conditioned questions, present a challenge for a purely truth-conditional theory of the interpretation of interrogatives. …”
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GRAFFITI AS A FORM OF RHETORIC by Yelena Yerznkyan, Grisha Gasparyan

Subjects: “…graffiti, graffiti discourse, rhetoric, logos, ethos, pathos, metaphor…”
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On a Rhetorical Technique in Leopold’s by Henry St. Maurice

“…Analysis of definite articles in Leopold’s essay The Land Ethic found evidence of deliberate usage of a rhetorical device for emphasis. The device, a type of definite article, is commonly used and usually abused. …”
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Emotional Rhetoric in Tea Advertising by Marisa Díez-Arroyo

“…Drawing on rhetorical and pragmatic (Relevance Theory) approaches to emotions, this article examines claims of cultural and patriotic identity in British tea websites as examples of emotional rhetoric. …”
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Rhetoric and Reality: Nomenclature and Notoriety by José Florencio F. Lapeña

“…How often do we ourselves silently conspire, by omission if not commission, to uphold such vacuous rhetoric? And in so doing, how much of our power do we invest in and ascribe to that which does not really exist? …”
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The Role of Rhetoric in Economics and Economy* by Czech Sławomir

“…Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric…”
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Rorty’s Philosophy and the mirror of Rhetoric by José A. Marín- Casanova

“…However, when breaking explicitly «the mirror of nature», Rorty is implicitly breaking with the condition that makes possible the divorce between Philosophy and Rhetoric.This article aims to make explicit that implicit matter, and shows Rorty’s Philosophy as a Philosophy of Rhetoric in the subjective sense of the genitive, i.e., as a Rhetoric of Philosophy or a Rhetorical Philosophy.…”
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CAPITAL, TERRITORY AND THE RHETORIC OF COMPETITIVENESS by Fabio Pollice

“…The territorializing action of capital takes different forms, which sometimes coexist within the same space-time context, but the most pervasive one is no doubt the one working through acculturation, because it makes local communities its means of territorialisation. The rhetoric of competitiveness is one of the most remarkable examples of how capital succeeds in its aim. …”
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Populism, Prejudice and the Rhetoric of Privilege by Alberto Giordano

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An annotation scheme for Rhetorical Figures by Randy Allen Harris, Chrysanne Di Marco, Sebastian Ruan, Cliff O’Reilly

“…Non-denotative textual effects are the historical concern of rhetorical studies, and we have turned to rhetoric in order to find new ways to advance NLP, especially for sophisticated tasks like Argument Mining. …”
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RHETORIC, GRAMMAR, DISCOURSE AND HOMEOSTASIS by GEORGIY G KHAZAGEROV

“…Then the idea of rhetoric as a secondary grammar is challenged by contrasting grammar as a controlled system and rhetoric as an adaptive system; while grammar selects discrete variants, rhetoric constructs continual metaplasms. …”
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Early Medieval stylistic rhetoric by A. G.P. van der Walt

“…According to the well-known expert on medieval rhetoric, James J. Murphy, the three typical medieval forms of rhetoric are the art of letter writing, the art of preaching and the art of poetry (Murphy, 1971, p. xv). …”
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