The Philosophy of Rhetoric, Nide 1W. Strahan, 1776 - 511 sivua |
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... knowledge , and enforcing right rules of action upon others . POETRY indeed is properly no other than a particular mode or form of certain branches of oratory . But of this more afterwards . Suffice it only to remark at prefent , that ...
... knowledge , and enforcing right rules of action upon others . POETRY indeed is properly no other than a particular mode or form of certain branches of oratory . But of this more afterwards . Suffice it only to remark at prefent , that ...
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... knowledge of hu- man nature , which , befide its other advantages , adds both weight and evidence to all precedent discoveries and rules . THE fecond of the fteps abovementioned , which , by the way , is the first of the rhetorical art ...
... knowledge of hu- man nature , which , befide its other advantages , adds both weight and evidence to all precedent discoveries and rules . THE fecond of the fteps abovementioned , which , by the way , is the first of the rhetorical art ...
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... knowledge of the feveral parts . Every thing that is an object of tafte , fculpture , painting , mufic , architecture , and gardening , as well as poetry and eloquence , come within his plan . On the other hand , though his fubject be ...
... knowledge of the feveral parts . Every thing that is an object of tafte , fculpture , painting , mufic , architecture , and gardening , as well as poetry and eloquence , come within his plan . On the other hand , though his fubject be ...
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... criticism , they do not precede every thing that can be termed knowledge , which every human creature that is not an idiot , is every day , from C 3- his his birth , acquiring , by experience and ob- fervation INTRODUCTION , 21.
... criticism , they do not precede every thing that can be termed knowledge , which every human creature that is not an idiot , is every day , from C 3- his his birth , acquiring , by experience and ob- fervation INTRODUCTION , 21.
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... knowledge muft of neceffity precede even thofe rudeft and earliest effays ; and if in the imperfect and indigefted ftate in which knowledge must always be found in the mind that is rather felf - taught than totally un- taught , it ...
... knowledge muft of neceffity precede even thofe rudeft and earliest effays ; and if in the imperfect and indigefted ftate in which knowledge must always be found in the mind that is rather felf - taught than totally un- taught , it ...
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