Rhetorical analyses of literary works [electronic resource] [edited by] Edward P.J. Corbett.

Bibliography: p. 233-272.

Rhetorical analysis of John Donne's "The Prohibition" / Thomas O. Sloan -- The voices of seduction in "To His Coy Mistress": a rhetorical analysis / Joseph J. Moldenhauer -- Rhetoric and the appreciation of Pope: The Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot / Elder Olson -- The rhetoric of Newman's Apologia / Leonard W. Deen -- Rhetoric and meaning in Religio Laici / Jim W. Corder -- Order and emphasis in chapter xv of Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire / William A. Gibson -- Antony in behalf of the the play / Kenneth Burke -- Control of distance in Jane Austen's Emma / Wayne C. Booth -- Robert Browning's My Last Duchess / Robert Langbaum -- The figures of rhetoric in Spenser's Colin Clout / Sam Meyer -- A technique of irony in A Tale of a Tub / Winston Weathers -- The first paragraph of The Ambassadors: and explication / Ian Watt -- George Bernard Shaw: prose against itself / Richard M. Ohmann -- Grammar and rhetoric in criticism: Wallace Stevens' "The Snow Man" / Robert M. Browne.

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