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Some “common sense” about Campbell, Hume, and Reid: The extrinsic evidence

Dennis R. Bormann Professor of Speech Communication, University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Pages 395-421 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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Beth Innocenti Manolescu. (2007) Religious Reasons for Campbell's View of Emotional Appeals in Philosophy of Rhetoric. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 37:2, pages 159-180.
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MichaelW. Casey. (2001) From British Ciceronianism to American Baconianism: Alexander Campbell as a case study of a shift in rhetorical theory. Southern Communication Journal 66:2, pages 151-166.
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ArthurE. Walzer. (1999) Campbell on the passions: A rereading of the philosophy of rhetoric . Quarterly Journal of Speech 85:1, pages 72-85.
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WilliamL. Benoit. (1990) Campbell's the philosophy of rhetoric and the advancement of rhetorical theory: The integration of philosophical antecedents. Communication Studies 41:1, pages 89-100.
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CarolynR. Miller & DavidA. Jolliffe. (1986) Discourse classifications in nineteenth‐century rhetorical pedagogy. Southern Speech Communication Journal 51:4, pages 371-384.
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Arthur E. Walzer. (2000) On Reading George Campbell: “Resemblance” and “Vivacity” in the Philosophy of Rhetoric. Rhetorica 18:3, pages 321-342.
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