PART ONE: Classical and Modern Rhetoric: Nineteenth-Century Scottish Rhetoric: The Missing Link Between Classical and Modern.
A reprint of the essay "Nineteenth-Century Scottish Rhetoric: The Missing Link Between Classical and Modern," published in the book "Nineteenth-Century Scottish Rhetoric: The American Connection," by Winifred Bryan Horner is presented. The author focuses on Scottish rhetoric as a missing link betwee...
| Publicado en: | Discourse Studies In Honor of James L. Kinneavy pp. 41 - 55 |
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Digitalia Publishing Corp.
1989
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| Sumario: | A reprint of the essay "Nineteenth-Century Scottish Rhetoric: The Missing Link Between Classical and Modern," published in the book "Nineteenth-Century Scottish Rhetoric: The American Connection," by Winifred Bryan Horner is presented. The author focuses on Scottish rhetoric as a missing link between classical and modern rhetorics. She argues that the logic and rhetoric courses in Scottish universities were the origin of English literature, critical theory and psychology. She cites the role of professor George Jardine in teaching practical philosophy. |
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