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The evolution of invention in current‐traditional rhetoric: 1850–1970

Sharon Crowley Teaches rhetoric and writing and directs the composition program, Northern Arizona University,
Pages 146-162 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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Christopher Diller. (1998) The art of rhetoric: Aesthetics and rhetoric in the American renaissance. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 28:3, pages 5-31.
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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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Jacob D. Richter. (2023) Network-Emergent Rhetorical Invention. Computers and Composition 67, pages 102758.
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Bakhtiar Naghdipour. (2021) English writing pedagogy at the crossroads: The case of Oman. Journal of Second Language Writing 52, pages 100815.
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Kara Poe Alexander & Danielle M. Williams. (2015) DMAC After Dark: Toward a Theory of Distributed Invention. Computers and Composition 36, pages 32-43.
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GERALD NELMS. (2016) The Case for Oral Evidence in Composition Historiography. Written Communication 9:3, pages 356-384.
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