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Happily, his key work, On the Triniu, coherent with Athanasian notions of Consubstantiality, survives, as does (in Jerome's Latin) his equally orthodox On the Holy Spirit. The theory of rhetorical consubstantiality and the dramatistic terms act, agent, scene, agency,and purpose coordinate well with the critical approach of deconstruction, which can apply to any form of symbolic language. In the next sentence she double-underlines this consubstantiality by suggesting that English, as opposed to foreign alternatives, strengthens emotional and intellectual ties with trust (at this point a rhetorician could not help but notice that Antin has tied English to ethos, pathos, and logos), and, in so doing, Antin indirectly points to the fact that she values honesty and is thus deserving of trust. |
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