The Philosophy of Rhetoric |
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In this manner has this subject been treated by that great master Longinus ,
whose acceptation of the term sublime is extremely indefinite , importing an
eminent degree of almost any excellence of speech , of whatever kind .
Doubtless , if ...
In this manner has this subject been treated by that great master Longinus ,
whose acceptation of the term sublime is extremely indefinite , importing an
eminent degree of almost any excellence of speech , of whatever kind .
Doubtless , if ...
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That they are generally conceived to be so , appears from the sense univer . sally
assigned to expressions like these , • Such a position • is ridiculous - It doth not
deserve a serious answer . ' Every body knows that they import more than · It is 6
...
That they are generally conceived to be so , appears from the sense univer . sally
assigned to expressions like these , • Such a position • is ridiculous - It doth not
deserve a serious answer . ' Every body knows that they import more than · It is 6
...
الصفحة 47
Nevertheless , its resemblance to the common complaint of old age , contained in
the first , of which it may be called the analysis , renders it at once both an
ingenious exhibition of such complaint in its real import , and an argument of its
folly .
Nevertheless , its resemblance to the common complaint of old age , contained in
the first , of which it may be called the analysis , renders it at once both an
ingenious exhibition of such complaint in its real import , and an argument of its
folly .
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... so as to destroy the wit ( which often turns on a very little circumstance ) ,
without altering the real import of the sentence , a thing not only possible but easy
) you will produce the same opinion , and the same contempt ; and consequently
will ...
... so as to destroy the wit ( which often turns on a very little circumstance ) ,
without altering the real import of the sentence , a thing not only possible but easy
) you will produce the same opinion , and the same contempt ; and consequently
will ...
الصفحة 71
The opposite assertions , though untrue , are easily conceivable without
changing , in the least , the import of the words , and therefore do not imply a
contradiction . The second difference I shall remark is , that moral evidence
admits degrees ...
The opposite assertions , though untrue , are easily conceivable without
changing , in the least , the import of the words , and therefore do not imply a
contradiction . The second difference I shall remark is , that moral evidence
admits degrees ...
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| العنوان | The Philosophy of Rhetoric |
| المؤلف | George Campbell |
| الناشر | Thomas Turnbull, 1819 |
| أصلي من | المكتبة البريطانية |
| الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي | 30 أيلول (سبتمبر) 2016 |
| عدد الصفحات | 566 من الصفحات |
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