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rhetorical discourse

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See: peroration


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In this way, the present volume shows how rhetorical discourse was absorbed into the novel.
The course Woods will teach - rhetorical discourse, to hone the reasoning and writing skills of upper division students - basically is the same one she taught two years ago at CSUN, until she sees opportunities to fine-tune it to local issues.
In short, MacLean is functioning more as a promoter of anti-Klan rhetorical discourse within American culture than as a historian interested in explaining why the Klan did not experience the success of the Nazis.
 
 
 
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