The Philosophy of RhetoricThomas Turnbull, 1819 - 566 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 35
... manner . The subject of humour is always character , but not every thing in character ; its foibles generally , such as ca- prices , little extravagancies , weak anxieties , jealousies , childish fondness , pertness , vanity , and self ...
... manner . The subject of humour is always character , but not every thing in character ; its foibles generally , such as ca- prices , little extravagancies , weak anxieties , jealousies , childish fondness , pertness , vanity , and self ...
الصفحة 37
... manner , and eloquence , ( if we except the A Letter to Sir William Wyndham . + Swift on Good Manners . Rape of the Lock , Canto 4 . sarcastic term justly , the double sense of the word Chap . II . 37 OF RHETORIC .
... manner , and eloquence , ( if we except the A Letter to Sir William Wyndham . + Swift on Good Manners . Rape of the Lock , Canto 4 . sarcastic term justly , the double sense of the word Chap . II . 37 OF RHETORIC .
الصفحة 44
... manner doctrines and prac- tices are treated , when exposed by a continued run of irony ; a way of refutation which bears a strong analogy to that species of demonstration termed by mathemati- cians apagogical , as reducing the ...
... manner doctrines and prac- tices are treated , when exposed by a continued run of irony ; a way of refutation which bears a strong analogy to that species of demonstration termed by mathemati- cians apagogical , as reducing the ...
الصفحة 45
... manner of recurring so often , in poems of so great dignity , to such mean and trifling epithets . The fourth and the sixth satirize the particular fanatical opinion , to which they refer . To assign a proposterous motive to an action ...
... manner of recurring so often , in poems of so great dignity , to such mean and trifling epithets . The fourth and the sixth satirize the particular fanatical opinion , to which they refer . To assign a proposterous motive to an action ...
الصفحة 46
... manner as the pathetic often persuades without ar- gument , which , when obvious , is supplied by the judg ment of the hearert . The second example seems in- tended to disgrace the petty quaintness of a fop's man- ner , and the ...
... manner as the pathetic often persuades without ar- gument , which , when obvious , is supplied by the judg ment of the hearert . The second example seems in- tended to disgrace the petty quaintness of a fop's man- ner , and the ...
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