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Delivery in ancient times: Homer to quintilian

Ray Nadeau Professor of Speech, University of Illinois
Pages 53-60 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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Christopher Lyle Johnstone. (2001) Communicating in classical contexts: The centrality of delivery. Quarterly Journal of Speech 87:2, pages 121-143.
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G. P. Mohrmann. (1965) Kames and elocution. Speech Monographs 32:2, pages 198-206.
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James E. Porter. (2009) Recovering Delivery for Digital Rhetoric. Computers and Composition 26:4, pages 207-224.
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Lauren Julius Harris. (1989) Hand preference in gestures and signs in the deaf and hearing: Some notes on early evidence and theory. Brain and Cognition 10:2, pages 189-219.
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KATHLEEN E. WELCH. (2016) The Platonic Paradox. Written Communication 5:1, pages 3-21.
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