Emoções e política: primeiras aproximações Emotions and politics: first approximations by Christophe Prochasson

“…Aligning itself with the project of a social history of the political emotions, this essay evaluates these new procedures, concentrating on the approach to the sentiments that have ruled political adhesion in the modern period, as well as the rhetorical and expressive repertories associated with them. …”
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El Imperialismo: acontecimientos y procesos by Richard LANGHORNE

“…However, even as a rhetorical element for mobilisation, subjects related to defence or strategic agreements occupied a predominant place with respect to imperial policy. …”
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“Kui ongi tõsi, siis ise süüdi!” Seksuaalvägivallaga seonduvad stereotüübid ühe Eesti laste ja noorte veebifoorumi teemaalgatustes ja vastustes by Simone Eelmaa, Maria Murumaa-Mengel

“…Interestingly, perpetrator behaviour was justified with the same rhetorical tools as victims were blamed; for instance, intoxicated victims were attributed more blame, yet intoxicated perpetrators were justified or even exonerated of blame. …”
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Ontario’s Experiment with Primary Care Reform by Arthur Sweetman, Gioia Buckley

“…Beyond its clinical benefits, rostering has appreciable rhetorical and political value, as well as potential as a planning tool in efforts to ensure that the local and provincial supply of primary care is appropriate. …”
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Rituale, spettacolo o gioco d’azzardo? Memorie del combattimento dei galli in Grecia antica. Considerazioni linguistiche e antropologiche by Marco Vespa

“…At the centre of the investigation will be in fact the rhetorical models, the subjects and the contexts in which these tales about the fight between animals have been produced and disseminated, many centuries after the Athens of Pericles which they deal with. …”
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Humanists from the Periphery: Professional Biographies in the Perspective of the Logic of the Field by Maciej Falski

“…I understand biography here as a specific social construct, not as a typical rhetorical genre of the Renaissance. This allows an attempt to create an interpretive model that can help in comparative studies of the functioning of cultural elites during the humanist period. …”
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Aimée Beekmani „Valikuvõimalus“: ühe omanäolise romaani vastuvõtu dünaamikast. Option to Choose by Aimée Beekman: On the dynamics of the reception of an unconventional novel... by Johanna Ross

“…This article tries to map the tumultuous dynamics of the reception of the novel and to explain it in terms of the rhetorical ethics developed by James Phelan. The first part of the article, “A story of a freakish unwoman”, describes the first wave of reception. …”
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STRATEGI TUTUR PEJABAT NEGARA DALAM WAWANCARA YOUTUBE PERSPEKTIF ANALISIS WACANA KRITIS by Hersila Astari Pitaloka

“…The results of critical discourse analysis found seven strategies of speech in interview, namely (1) affirmation with self-description, (2) affirmation with analogy, (3) use of rhetorical questions, (4) giving explanations, (5) program presentations, (6) giving approval with reasons, and (7) providing normative answers. …”
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La traduction des documents authentiques dans les manuels scolaires Tunisiens entre pertinence et transgression linguistico-culturelle by Khaled Ochi

“…But if it turns out that any change concerning the form and content has been made to the document such as the deletion or addition of one or more paragraphs, or their rhetorical flesh-out; or the addition of articulators between the proposals to facilitate for example the deduction, in this case we will rather speak of a manufactured didactic document. …”
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Verbaalsest irooniast Heiti Talviku ja Betti Alveri luule näitel. Verbal irony in the poetry of Heiti Talvik and Betti Alver by Katrin Puik

“…First, there are ironies based on antonyms and/or on the negation of predication, which can be categorized as instances of classic rhetorical irony. We find in Talvik’s and Alver’s poetry few metaphors that can be explained as simple ironic metaphors (L is said but metaphorically N is meant, which in turn must be changed to its opposite value to reach the final referent N ->M=~N). …”
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Mourning and Affirmation: Recuperating Religious Pluralism through “Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero” by Christine Muller

“…With its form as a dramatic narrative framing its content of individuals’ struggles with faith, the documentary lends itself readily to a dramatistic rhetorical critique.  Set within the scene of an ostensibly neutral, but contextually positioned, public affairs program, the act of the documentary depends upon the agencies of premise, tone, and editing to facilitate the agents’ – the viewers’ – participation in the interviewees’ meditations, an invitation based on ecumenical inclusivity.  …”
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القصائد المُفْرَدة في الشعر الجاهلي، رائيَّة المُنَخَّلِ اليَشْكُرِيِّ نمُوذجًا by سليم الزهيري سليم محمد

“…Employing a rigorous critical analysis, this research seeks to unveil the poem's profound meanings, central ideas, and the distinctive stylistic and rhetorical elements that set Al-Munkhal Al-Yashkari's work apart, leading to its enduring popularity even as all other works by this poet have vanished. …”
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womens'language: a struggle to overcome inequality El lenguaje de las mujeres: una batalla por superar la desigualdad by Sergio Bolaños Cuellar

“…Linguistically speaking, however, a womens'language seems not to exist in traditional strict terms, but rather as a rhetorical term used in the form of a synecdoche. Despite their incompleteness, two attempts of characterizing truly women languages, Nu Shu and Láadan, are discussed, underlining and recognizing their legitimate symbolic value as equalizing manoeuvres. …”
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Vergelijkingen en verbindingen De arbeidsdeelname van vrouwen in Nederland en Nederlands-Indië, 1813-1940 by Elise van Nederveen Meerkerk

“…Moreover, social policy, for instance the Social Question and Ethical Policy, also influenced legislation on and practices of women’s work in colony and metropolis. The underlying rhetorics were generally patronising, containing elements of class, ethnicity and gender to justify intervention (and the differences therein) in both parts of the empire.…”
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Ontario’s Experiment with Primary Care Reform by Arthur Sweetman, Gioia Buckley

“…Beyond its clinical benefits, rostering has appreciable rhetorical and political value, as well as potential as a planning tool in efforts to ensure that the local and provincial supply of primary care is appropriate. …”
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Analysis of traditional Pedi religious songs for curricular application in primary school by Morakeng E.K. Lebaka

“…Repetition was used as a powerful, rhetorical and expressive device, skilfully employed to express and internalise faith and to impart dominant emotions. …”
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“ALTRE RICETTE DI PETRONILLA” (1937): OSSERVAZIONI LINGUISTICHE by Luciana Salibra

“…On the basis of the pragmatic and rhetorical scaffolding and metalinguistic annotations (clarifications on the name of the dishes and their origin, explanations concerning medical terminology), the paper traces some similarities, albeit with the lexical dissimilarities that the diversity of the subjects dealt with imposes, with the language of the other character invented by the author, Dr. …”
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Analyses of AphasiaBank Data by Brian Macwhinney

“…These studies have used basic measures such as MLU and propositional analysis through CPIDR or Nicholas and Brookshire scoring, as well as more complex frameworks such as Rhetorical Structure Theory, story grammar matching, semantic feature analysis, and main concept analysis. …”
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Keys to a successful writing program: a qualitative study / Claves para un programa de escritura de éxito: un estudio cualitativo by Mayte Lara-de Haro, Juan F. Plaza, Isabel Benítez

“…Results showed that there is not a fixed definition of good writing as it is rhetorical and contextual. Moreover, experts emphasized the importance of understanding the institutional context when designing a writing program. …”
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Reading between the lines : blueprints for a worker support infrastructure in the peer economy by Cheng, Denise Fung

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