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Figures of speech

Arthur Quinn

1993

Classical rhetoric for the modern student

Edward P. J. Corbett

1965

Early Christian rhetoric

Amos Niven Wilder

1971

Ancient rhetoric and the art of Tertullian

Robert D. Sider

1971

Defining the new rhetorics

Theresa Enos, Brown, Stuart C.

1992

Public Speaking

Steven A. Beebe, Susan J. Beebe

1996

The situation and the story

Vivian Gornick

2001

Eloquence and the proclamation of the gospel in Corinth

Brian K. Peterson

1998

Courting Power

Laurie Shepard

1999

Rhetoric at Rome

Professo Clarke

1996

Getting the Word Across: Speech Communication for Pastors and Lay Leaders

G. Robert Jacks

1995

Persuading people

Susan M. Cockcroft, Robert Cockcroft

1992

Readings in medieval rhetoric

Joseph M. Miller

1973

Exploring the texture of texts

Vernon K. Robbins

1996

Conquer Your Speech Fright

Karen Kangas Dwyer

1998

Writing for study purposes

Peter Grundy, Arthur Brookes

1990

Rhetoric reclaimed

Janet Atwill

1998

The four codes of preaching

John S. McClure

1991

The rhetoric of imitation

Gian Biagio Conte

1986

The Elements of Style

E. B. White, Roger Angell, William Strunk, Jr.

1920 ★ 3.7

Writing academic English

Ann Hogue, Alice Oshima

1991

Literate Culture

Ruben Quintero

1992

Fundamentals of argumentation theory

F. H. van Eemeren, Frans H. van Eemeren

1996

Holy terrors

Bruce Lincoln

2003

The decline of American power

Immanuel Maurice Wallerstein

2003

Figuratively speaking

Sarah Spence

2007

Media, consciousness, and culture

Paul A. Soukup, Thomas J. Farrell, Bruce E. Gronbeck

1991

Thinking critically

John Chaffee, Barbara Stout, Christine McMahon

1985

Making a new man

Dugan, John

2005

Making sense

Margot Elizabeth Northey

2001

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