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Metamorphosis of language in Apuleius

Ellen D. Finkelpearl

1998

Lectures on rhetoric and belles lettres

Hugh Blair

1784

Framing feeling

Barbara M. Benedict

1994

Exploring the language of poems, plays, and prose

Mick Short

1996

The structure of English prose

John George Repplier McElroy

1885

Stylistic Development of Keats

Walter Jackson Bate

1945

Eras & modes in English poetry

Josephine Miles

1957

The language of humour

Walter Nash

1985

The Sense of Style

Steven Pinker, José C. Vales

2014 ★ 4.2

Essay and Letter Writing

L.G. Alexander

1965

Artful balance

Mary P. Hiatt

1975

Wordstruck

Robert MacNeil

1989

Stylistics and the teaching of literature

H. G. Widdowson

1975

Linguistic structures in scientific texts

Myrna Gopnik

1972

Line by line

Claire Kehrwald Cook

1985

Linquistic Evidence For The Pre-exilic Date Of The Yahwistic Source (Library of Hebrew Bible/Old Testament Studies)

Richard M. Wright

2005

Stylistics

Laura Wright

1996

Cohesion in literary texts

Waldemar Gutwinski

1976

Writing with clarity and conciseness

Marie Antaya

2015

Stylistics

R. Bradford

1997

Stylists on style

Louis Tonko Milic

1969

A dictionary of stylistics

Katie Wales

1990

Stylistics

Turner, George W.

1973

Shakespeare's language

Frank Kermode

2000

Linguistic theory and structural stylistics

Talbot J. Taylor

1981

Lectures on rhetoric and belles lettres

Adam Smith

1971

Language and the poet

Marie Borroff

1979

The reader over your shoulder

Alan Hodge, Robert and Alan Hodge Graves, Alan Hodge Robert Graves et al.

1947

Slips of tongue and pen

J. H. Long

1886

Milton, mannerism and baroque

Roy Daniells

1963

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