Four who Spoke Out: Burke, Fox, Sheridan, PittSyracuse University Press, 1946 - Всего страниц: 196 |
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... argument from the auditor . Fox's speech is barely a third as long , and many of his arguments are supported with scarcely any proof . Yet , for that very reason they stand out and are impressive . Quite incorrectly , a careless reader ...
... argument from the auditor . Fox's speech is barely a third as long , and many of his arguments are supported with scarcely any proof . Yet , for that very reason they stand out and are impressive . Quite incorrectly , a careless reader ...
Стр. 148
... argument would have been understood , and the effect might have been favorable . " To fully encompass the debating methods of Sheridan , it is necessary to follow him through the course of an entire speech and note the arguments and ...
... argument would have been understood , and the effect might have been favorable . " To fully encompass the debating methods of Sheridan , it is necessary to follow him through the course of an entire speech and note the arguments and ...
Стр. 150
... arguments . They were : charges of inconsistency , claims of personal merit and attack on the credit of his adversaries , and an intermingling of humor and ridicule with argument , until it is almost impossible to tell where logic ...
... arguments . They were : charges of inconsistency , claims of personal merit and attack on the credit of his adversaries , and an intermingling of humor and ridicule with argument , until it is almost impossible to tell where logic ...
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