The Divine Average: A View of ComedyPress of Case Western Reserve University, 1971 - 231 strán (strany) |
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... rhetorical and dramatic opponents . After the first sentence , which re- plies to the idea that " you " want compensation , the speech ( 1 ) exposes your plot , ( 2 ) details our triumphant counter - moves , and ( 3 ) appeals for its ...
... rhetorical and dramatic opponents . After the first sentence , which re- plies to the idea that " you " want compensation , the speech ( 1 ) exposes your plot , ( 2 ) details our triumphant counter - moves , and ( 3 ) appeals for its ...
Strana 122
... Rhetoric ( New York , 1936 ) , pp . 89-138 . The tenor is what the figure of speech is " about " ; the vehicle is that part of the figure communi- cating the speaker's attitude toward the thing in question . 9. " Restoration Comedy ...
... Rhetoric ( New York , 1936 ) , pp . 89-138 . The tenor is what the figure of speech is " about " ; the vehicle is that part of the figure communi- cating the speaker's attitude toward the thing in question . 9. " Restoration Comedy ...
Strana 136
... rhetoric , he seems to be talking himself out of a job . This is a part of his argument : Moreover , Being does not exist either . For if Being does exist , it either has come into being , or always was , or both has come into being and ...
... rhetoric , he seems to be talking himself out of a job . This is a part of his argument : Moreover , Being does not exist either . For if Being does exist , it either has come into being , or always was , or both has come into being and ...
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Form and Attitude in Comedy 42225 | 5 |
The Area of Comedy | 31 |
Types of Comic Structure | 52 |
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