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A handlist of rhetorical terms

Richard A. Lanham

1991

Designs for disciplines

Pamela den Ouden, Steven C. Roe

2003

The Macmillan handbook of English

John M. Kierzek

1954

Simon & Schuster handbook for writers

Doug Hesse, Lynn Quitman Troyka, Lynn Q. Troyka

1987

The Norton field guide to writing

Richard H. Bullock

2006

The rhetorical tradition

Bruce Herzberg, Patricia Bizzell

2000

Academic writing for graduate students

John Swales

2004

Campaign 2000

William L. Benoit

2003

Everything's an argument

Andrea A. Lunsford

2001

How to write plain English

Rudolf Flesch

1979

Academic English

Steve Roberts, Louisa Chandler, Miranda Legg et al.

2014

Literature to Go

Michael Meyer

2016

Literature

Laurie G. Kirszner, Margaret Atwood, Chinua Achebe et al.

1991

Paragraph writing

Frank Chaplen

1970

The craft of thought

Mary Carruthers

1998

Thank You for Arguing

Jay Heinrichs

2007

Latin rhetorical theory in thirteenth and fourteenth century Castile

Charles Faulhaber

1972

The active reader

Eric Henderson

2008

Winning arguments

Stanley Fish

2016

Heracles' Bow

James Boyd White

1985

Refining composition skills

Mary K. Ruetten, Regina L. Smalley, Joann Rishel Kozyrev

1990

Style

Joseph Bizup, Joseph M. Williams, Gregory G. Colomb

1985 ★ 4.8

Ticht-Kunst

Joachim Dyck

1966

Rhetoric in civic life

Catherine Helen Palczewski

2012

The rhetoric of Western thought

James L. Golden, Goodwin F. Berquist, William E. Coleman

1983

Contending rhetorics

George L. Dillon

1991

Writing themes about literature

Edgar V. Roberts

1964

The creation/evolution controversy

Kary D. Smout

1998

Get writing

Mark Connelly

2009

Meaning and reading

Michel Meyer

1983

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