Readings in Rhetoric

Adams ancient appear argument Aristotle audience Blair Burke Campbell Carneades century Chauncey Allen Goodrich Cicero classical rhetoric College communication composition concept Corax criticism definition delivery Demosthenes dialectic dialogues discourse discussion distinction doctrine edition effect Elocution eloquence emotions English enthymeme epideictic ethical expression feeling Fénelon function give Gorgias Grammar Greek human I. A. Richards Ibid ideas influence invention Isocrates John John Quincy Adams knowledge language Lawson Lectures literary literature logic London means method mind modern moral nature orator oratory persuasion Phaedrus philosophy Plato Poetics poetry political practice principles Priscian probably proof Protagoras public speaking pupils Quincey Quincey's Quintilian reason reference rhetorical theory rhetoricians Richard Whately Richards says sense Sheridan Socrates sophists speaker speech style taste teachers teaching things thought tion Tisias treatise truth University voice Ward Ward's Whately Whately's Winans words writing York