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Aspects of the rhetorical tradition‐II: Emotion, style, and literary association

Donald C. Bryant Professor of English, Washington University, St. Louis
Pages 326-332 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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ThomasW. Benson. (2003) The Cornell school of rhetoric: Idiom and institution. Communication Quarterly 51:1, pages 1-56.
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DavidM. Hunsaker & CraigR. Smith. (1973) Rhetorical distance: A critical dimension. Western Speech 37:4, pages 241-252.
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J. A. Hendrix. (1965) A new look at textual authenticity of speeches in the congressional record . The Southern Speech Journal 31:2, pages 153-159.
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WalterR. Fisher. (1962) The importance of style in systems of rhetoric. The Southern Speech Journal 27:3, pages 173-182.
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