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Prolegomena to a rhetoric of tropes

Frank J. D'Angelo Professor of English, Arizona State University
Pages 32-40 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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ChristopherJ. Gilbert & JonathanP. Rossing. (2013) Trumping Tropes with Joke(r)s: The Daily Show “Plays the Race Card”. Western Journal of Communication 77:1, pages 92-111.
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JaneS. Sutton. (2012) Space in Tropes, an Opaque but Visible Relationship. Review of Communication 12:1, pages 30-43.
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FrankJ. D'Angelo. (1992) The four master tropes: Analogues of development. Rhetoric Review 11:1, pages 91-107.
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