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John Locke and the new rhetoric

Wilbur Samuel Howell Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory, Princeton University
Pages 319-333 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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Heather Blain Vorhies. (2019) Ordering the Mind: Reading Style in Hugh Blair. Rhetoric Review 38:3, pages 245-257.
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Shawn Spano. (1993) John Locke and the epistemological foundations of Adam Smith's rhetoric. Southern Communication Journal 59:1, pages 15-26.
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RayE. McKerrow. (1976) Campbell and Whately on the utility of syllogistic logic. Western Speech Communication 40:1, pages 3-13.
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JohnH. Patton. (1975) Experience and imagination: Approaches to rhetoric by John Locke and David Hume. Southern Speech Communication Journal 41:1, pages 11-29.
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JerryL. Weedon. (1970) Locke on rhetoric and rational man. Quarterly Journal of Speech 56:4, pages 378-387.
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Wilbur Samuel Howell. (1969) Adam Smith's lectures on rhetoric: An historical assessment. Speech Monographs 36:4, pages 393-418.
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Douglas Ehninger. (1968) George Campbell and the rhetorical tradition: A reply to LaRusso. Western Speech 32:4, pages 276-279.
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Torrey Shanks. (2010) Feminine Figures and the “Fatherhood”: Rhetoric and Reason in Locke’s First Treatise of Government . Political Theory 39:1, pages 31-57.
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Sheila Dow. (2009) Knowledge, Communication and the Scottish Enlightenment. Revue de philosophie économique Vol. 10:2, pages 3-23.
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