Literary Criticism: A Short History. Classical and neo-classical criticism, Volume 1University of Chicago P., 1978 - 336 pages |
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Page 65
... dialectic or of the bull session — though the latter , in virtue of its capacity to shift words , correct , repeat , rephrase , paraphrase , and in general adjust itself to the exigencies of debate , may in a sense fit closer to the ...
... dialectic or of the bull session — though the latter , in virtue of its capacity to shift words , correct , repeat , rephrase , paraphrase , and in general adjust itself to the exigencies of debate , may in a sense fit closer to the ...
Page 67
... dialectic . " But the term dialectic has for Aristotle a softer meaning than for Plato - the meaning of a conversationally plausible inquiry rather than of a metaphysically compelling demonstration . Dialectic is a comfortable neighbor ...
... dialectic . " But the term dialectic has for Aristotle a softer meaning than for Plato - the meaning of a conversationally plausible inquiry rather than of a metaphysically compelling demonstration . Dialectic is a comfortable neighbor ...
Page 223
... dialectic and the " open palm " of rhetoric.2 With Ramus and with his English followers of the 17th century , both dialectic and rhetoric came heavily under the " clunchfist " of method . 4 One of the first principles of Ramist ...
... dialectic and the " open palm " of rhetoric.2 With Ramus and with his English followers of the 17th century , both dialectic and rhetoric came heavily under the " clunchfist " of method . 4 One of the first principles of Ramist ...
Contents
Socrates and the Rhapsode PAGE | 3 |
The Internal Focus 555 | 16 |
Poetry as Structure | 21 |
Copyright | |
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