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Amplification: A central theme in late medieval rhetoric

Verne R. Kennedy Assistant Professor of Speech, University of Georgia
Pages 214-218 | Published online: 22 May 2009

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Chelsea Redeker Milbourne. (2016) Disruption, Spectacle, and Gender in Eighteenth-Century Technical Communication. Technical Communication Quarterly 25:2, pages 121-136.
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VerneR. Kennedy. (1971) Auxesis: A concept of rhetorical amplification. Southern Speech Communication Journal 37:1, pages 60-72.
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Carole Blair & V. William Balthrop. (2022) Amplifying argument. Journal of Argumentation in Context 11:3, pages 350-393.
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