Some things that must be changed in sociology, if they have not already been done Algunas cosas que deben cambiar en la sociología, si no lo han hecho ya by Mariano Fernández Enguita

“…It discusses, in particular, the idea that a social stratifi cation based on school excellence may result in a fairer way than the previous ones; we question the validation of a simplifi ed idea of social or educational equality in favor of a more complete and multifaceted view of social justice, as well as inside and outside school; we propose the overcoming of the methodological nationalism that characterizes both social sciences in general and the studies on education in particular, by replacing it for a global perspective; we suggest the substitution of the organizational (and, more importantly, the individual) paradigm that prevails in the analysis of school by a reticular paradigm, more appropriate with the characteristics and the evolutional processes of the late modernity; we propose, at last, that the criticism of educational politics renounces its obsession with the question whether school is treated, or not, as an enterprise, and its unconditional identifi cation of teachers as workers, by understanding that they are not part of such group, but they are professionals, members of a profession which situation, as the one of other professions, is largely permeated with privileges, no matter which rhetorical formula they employ in order to defend themselves. …”
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Promises of Democratic Consent and Practices of Citizenship by Mattia Arioli

“…The lack of respect for individuals’ access to justice, in spite of their citizenship, the racist undertones present in both misinformed propaganda rhetorics, and the malicious detention of individuals are clear parallelisms connecting these two events (Wietelman, 2019). …”
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Criticism and Metacrticism in Art Critique: A Conceptual Analysis by farideh afarin

“…In the description of criticism classifications, it can be said that criticism includes different types such as moral criticism, rhetorical criticism, archetypal criticism, historical criticism, feminist criticism, structuralist, and poststructuralist criticism. …”
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THE PRAGMATIC PERSPECTIVE OF DMYTRO DONTSOV’S WORKS: ARGUMENTATION STRATEGIES by Oksana R. Mykytyuk.

“…The syntactic level replicates Dontsov`s thoughts full of dependent clauses, amplifications, rhetorical questions, and citations. In Dmytro Dontsov`s texts we distinguish: 1) thesis argumentation, where each statement is sufficient to confirm opinion); 2) chain (sequential) argumentation, congesting a sequence of arguments; 3) extensive argumentation, where the author substantiates several opinions at the same time; 4) multi-vector argumentation, when different types of argumentation are combined. …”
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Formalistic analysis of the three domains of language, music and aesthetics in ‎‎"Arghavan" a poem by Hushang Ebtehaj‎ by mohsen zolfaghary, Zahra Mosavi, Ali khosravi

“…Domain of aesthetics: use of images in balance, consistent with the poet's feelings, use of metaphors, metaphorical combinations, personification, metaphorical symbols that make up the dominant part of the poem, use of allusion to avoid explicit expression of items, use of various rhetorical instruments and verbal and semantic artifacts such as simile, repetitions, synesthesia, hyperbole, paradox, etc. …”
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JOHN DONNEʼS “THE ANNIVERSARIES” AS PETRARCHAN TEXTS by Mariana V. Markova.

“…In “The Anniversaries” the English author involved almost the entire arsenal of images (the main character as a queen, the soul of the universe, its heart and beauty, foundation, measure and harmony, etc.), motifs (the rapid decline and complete destruction of the world due to the tragic death of the heroine; the ennobling influence that Elizabeth had on everything surrounding her; poetic creativity, which may be immortal, but is unable to reflect the external and internal perfection of the girl; the importance of neglecting the earthly for the sake of the heavenly, for what the short life of the heroine can serve as an example; a woman as the cause of a manʼs death; the unearthly, angelic nature of the main character, who had no place on the sinful earth, etc.), means and methods of images creation (portrayal of a female character using images of gold and various kinds of jewelry; excessive idealization of the heroine; excessive hyperbolization and affectation; complex rhetorical periods, etc.), which in Francesco Petrarchʼs “Canzoniere” dealt with the untimely death of Laura, its irreparable consequences and the protagonistʼs suffering on this occasion. …”
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Nooreestlased arvustuses ja arvustajatena: lugejakontseptsioonist 20. sajandi alguse kriitikas. The Young Estonians as Critics and in the Eyes of Critics: On the Concept of the Rea... by Marju Mikkel

“…Research results indicate that in critical reviews from the time of Young Estonia, the topic of the reader was addressed from different standpoints depending on the addressee. Texts directed rhetorically toward a broad readership are characterized by the pursuit of objectivity and generalizations. …”
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Žanriõpetuse rakendamine jutustava ja arutleva teksti kirjutamisel by Merilin Aruvee, Katarin Leppik, Janika Vaht, Joosep Susi

“…Essay writers mostly used a given structure for argumentation, which made rhetorical moves more cohesive. Sentence-level analysis of the essays revealed that students used neutral language, modal verbs and adverbs to stress the value of their claims. …”
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Beyond sentimentality: animal characters in nineteenth-century fiction by Cullen, LI

“…Across its four chapters, this thesis shows how the writers under discussion used formal techniques, rhetorical structures, and narrative methods to account for new understandings of animals emerging from scientific and political discourses. …”

The pastoral solitary: contemplative life and the care of souls in the works of Richard Rolle by Glover, T

“…Whereas past scholarship has tended to see the voice of Rolle’s texts as the projection of the historical Rolle’s own personality and emotion, I argue that he self-consciously adopts a wide range of rhetorical personas to instruct and model devotion for his readers, drawing on an exegetical understanding of Scripture as an encyclopaedia of different voices. …”

Os tradutores da Casa do Arco do Cego e a ciência iluminista: a conciliação pelas palavras by Alessandra Ramos de Oliveira Harden

“…Keywords: translation; enlightened science; rhetorics…”
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Modifying the explanation of Anvari Abivardiâs literary theory by Fatemeh Hakima, Naser Mohseninia

“… From his viewpoint:  1- Improvisation and spontaneity   2- Composing in any literary style   3- Composing in all prosody meters   4- Proper use of rhyme   They are the most important criteria according to which the poetry capability of a poet is measured , In his view, the poet can benefit from techniques which make poetry more musical in order to be more effective, Including the use of a narrator that reflects that music promotes the rhetorical aspect of a work of art. Anvari believed that composing Ghazals is rooted in lust , eulogy is rooted in greed and epigram comes from wrath. …”
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Effektive representasjoner? Forventninger til og bekymringer for forskning på befruktede egg by Marie Auensen Antonsen, Nora Levold

“…Analyzing the debates surrounding the regulations of 1994, 2003/2004and 2008, we investigate how different stakeholders strived to mobilize whatwe call different framings of the controversy, utilizing the different scientificand political representations of the fertilized egg.Framing involves creating baselines for rhetorical and political stratagems.Two framings appear more pronounced than others in the Norwegian debate.On one hand, we find attempts of framing the controversy in a risk centricframework, which mostly emphasizes the potential negative effects of medicalbiotechnology as it focuses on the universal reverence for the unborn life. …”
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Modifying the explanation of Anvari Abivardi’s literary theory by Fatemeh Hakima, Naser Mohseninia

“…From his viewpoint:  1- Improvisation and spontaneity   2- Composing in any literary style   3- Composing in all prosody meters   4- Proper use of rhyme   They are the most important criteria according to which the poetry capability of a poet is measured , In his view, the poet can benefit from techniques which make poetry more musical in order to be more effective, Including the use of a narrator that reflects that music promotes the rhetorical aspect of a work of art. Anvari believed that composing Ghazals is rooted in lust , eulogy is rooted in greed and epigram comes from wrath. …”
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Sola Pulcherrima Super Solem - “More Beautiful than the Sun and Month” (Marian Prayer from Gertrude’s and Nawojka’s Prayer-Books) by Karolina Targosz

“…The latter are characterized by a sophisticated literary form, division into phrases, employment of internal and external rhymes and a number of rhetorical figures (alliteration, oxymorons). A solar epithet appears here among others (“sola pulcherrima super solem”). …”
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La sessualità come modalità della narrazione nei romanzi di Stefano Benni by Francesca Nava

“…Despite Benni making constantly use of irony (which is mediated by different devices usually related either to the rhetorical field of <em>adiectio</em> or to descriptions pushed to the limit of the absurd) and sexuality is no exception, it ends up being described with no restraints (both figuratively and linguistically). …”
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The Influence of Organizational Culture on Market Orientation, with Emphasis on the Mediator Role of Organizational Conflict (Case Study: The Furniture Industry in Mashhad City) by Habibolah Doaei, Samira Pour

“…Introduction Deshpande´ et al. (1993) demand, most eloquently and rhetorically, market orientation for modern organizations at all levels. …”
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EXCLAMATORY SENTENCES IN WRITINGS OF THE POLEMICAL AND ORATORIKAL-PREACHING LITERATURE (ON THE EXAMPLE OF MELETIY SMOTRYTSKY’S «TRENOS») / ОКЛИЧНІ РЕЧЕННЯ У ТВОРАХ ПОЛЕМІЧНОЇ ТА ОР... by Лариса ШУТАК, Галина НАВЧУК

“…It is revealed that the main means of expressing emotions and influen- cing readers in the works of polemical and oratory-preaching liter- ature are mainly such kinds of occasional sentences as vocative sentences, rhetorical questions, and much less often – incomplete and non-constituent designs. …”
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Maschinengewehre und ein Wettbewerb der Revolutionsprojekte: Der Prozess gegen Ėduard Limonov by Matthias Meindl

“…The strategy of the prosecution was to treat speech acts as signifying a bloody reality, while Limonov, facing several years in prison, suggested the speech acts’ rhetorical nature. The court’s decision followed Limonov’s suggestion and acquitted him and Aksenev of the charges of terrorism and instigating an insurrection. …”
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&lt;b&gt;Ariel e a formação estética&lt;/b&gt; - doi: 10.4025/dialogos.v10i1.109 &lt;b&gt;Ariel and an aesthetic formation&lt;/b&gt; - doi: 10.4025/dialogos.v10i1.109 Ariel y la fo... by Jose Di Marco

“…&lt;p&gt;&amp;nbsp;&lt;/p&gt;<br>The importance that Ariel gives to aesthetic formation as a central element of an ideological programme for Latin American youth is provided. The rhetorical and discursive structure of the text is analyzed and, based on the hermeneutical approach offered by reception-theory, the topics that Rod&amp;oacute; devotes to the relevance and necessity of the cultivation of the Sense of Beauty is also examined. …”
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