The Philosophy of RhetoricSouthern Illinois University Press, 1963 - 415 ページ |
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... reason in promoting belief . Nor is it just to conclude from this concession , as some have hastily done , that oratory may be defined , " The art of deception . " The use of such helps will be found , on a stricter examination , to be ...
... reason in promoting belief . Nor is it just to conclude from this concession , as some have hastily done , that oratory may be defined , " The art of deception . " The use of such helps will be found , on a stricter examination , to be ...
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... reason . Reason is so far from depriving us of the first , that happiness consists in a series of them and as this can be neither attained nor enjoyed securely out of society , a due use of our reason makes social and self- Essay on Man ...
... reason . Reason is so far from depriving us of the first , that happiness consists in a series of them and as this can be neither attained nor enjoyed securely out of society , a due use of our reason makes social and self- Essay on Man ...
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... Reason improves it further . We love ourselves in our neighbours , and in our friends too , with Tully's leave ; for if friendship is formed by a kind of sympathy , it is cultivated by good offices . Reason pro- ceeds . We love ...
... Reason improves it further . We love ourselves in our neighbours , and in our friends too , with Tully's leave ; for if friendship is formed by a kind of sympathy , it is cultivated by good offices . Reason pro- ceeds . We love ...
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