Rhetorical Styles in Knowledge Communication by Maria Załęska

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Rhetoric in Scandinavia – a foreword by Tommy Bruhn, Lisa Villadsen, Ewa Modrzejewska

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Julius Caesar and the Art of Rhetoric by Naphtali Rivkin

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Adventures in Rhetoric: The Traditional Library by Kim Leeder

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Synanthropia: Rhetoric of the Urban Wild by Tony Preston-Schrek

“…A problematized relationship between human and non-human animals exists within the rhetoric of wildlife and the pest. Frequently framed as a conflict involving a transgression, this dichotomous relationship separates humans from other organisms, with the human actor ascribing the role of transgressor. …”
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Encoding of Shath on the basis of Rhetoric by Ahmad Goli, Vida Dastmalchi

“…Rhetoric wasn’t efficient in the determining of mystics claims. …”
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Rhetorical Sovereignty in the Composition Classroom by Amanda Lynch Morris

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Rhetorical Aspects of Popular Science by Maria Załęska

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Populist Rhetoric in Political Interviews by Maryam Isgandarli

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Fandango and the Rhetoric of Resistance in Flamenco by Tony Dumas

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THE INTONATION OF RHETORICAL QUESTIONS IN ITALIAN by Patrizia Sorianello

“… This research focuses on the intonation of rhetorical questions (RQs) in Italian. RQs are non-prototypical questions characterised by specific pragmatic features such as indirect and obvious meaning and the absence of an informative answer. …”
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BASIC TENETS OF RHETORICAL PRAGMATICS by Fareed Hameed Al-Hindawi, Hussain Hameed Mayuuf, Waleed Ridha Al-Juwaid

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The colour of rhetoric in the contemporary agora by Waddell, Neal, McKenna, Bernard

“…Rhetoric has three colours: white, black, and grey. …”
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Epistemic Implications of Engineering Rhetoric by Bucciarelli, Louis

“…A technical treatise is not devoid of metaphor or creative rendering of events; there is always a narrative within which worldly data and instrumental logic is embedded - but it is a story in which the passive voice prevails, history is irrelevant, and the human actor or agent is painted in quantitative parameters fitting the occasion. Whether this rhetoric can be sustained in the face of challenges to traditional ways of doing engineering is an open question.…”
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The rhetorical use of the Tibetan ergative by Tournadre, Nicolas

“…Besides its semantic and syntactic functions the ergative also has a rhetorical effect that will be examined below. First we will consider the standard function.…”
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James Joyce and the rhetoric of translation by McMurren, B, McMurren, Blair Robert

“…In identifying a translation ethic arising out of the modernist aesthetic, the thesis postulates a rhetoric of translation by analogy with Booth's <em>The Rhetoric of Fiction</em>. …”

The political rhetoric of parity of esteem by James Relly, S

“…This paper questions whether the term parity of esteem is useful or simply political rhetoric. It argues that parity of esteem is unachievable when one of the routes is regarded without much esteem at all, and that political rhetoric focussing on social mobility through education, specifically higher education as a means to achieving it, actively undermines the vocational route, making parity of the routes a political pipe dream.…”

Tragedy, rhetoric, and performance culture by Pelling, C

Party competition and emotive rhetoric by Kosmidis, S, Hobolt, S, Molloy, A, Whitefield, S

“…When do parties use emotive rhetoric to appeal to voters? In this article, we argue that politicians are more likely to employ positive affect (valence) in their rhetoric to appeal to voters when parties are not ideologically distinct and when there is uncertainty about public preferences. …”

Rhetoric of persuasion in religious talk by Abdul Malik, Badrol Hisham, Abdullah, Muhd Alif Redzuan, Wan Ahmad, Wan Noor Aini

“…This study is a descriptive study that uses Modern Rhetoric Theory by Enos and Brown (1993) as the basis of the study. …”