Rhetorical Analysis of SpeechesAllyn and Bacon, 1967 - 229 ページ |
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... listen to lectures on moral philosophy , and he was right . Moral philosophy , history , political eco- nomics , and literature , can convey their full meaning only in maturity . 59. Take Macbeth , for example . When I taught Macbeth to ...
... listen to lectures on moral philosophy , and he was right . Moral philosophy , history , political eco- nomics , and literature , can convey their full meaning only in maturity . 59. Take Macbeth , for example . When I taught Macbeth to ...
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... listen and tell him what Brutus said ? Antony knows the audience is for Brutus . Naturally Antony can- not say at the begin- ning , " I am going to rouse you to hunt down Brutus . " In 1960 , in the U.S.A. , the Democrats were care- ful ...
... listen and tell him what Brutus said ? Antony knows the audience is for Brutus . Naturally Antony can- not say at the begin- ning , " I am going to rouse you to hunt down Brutus . " In 1960 , in the U.S.A. , the Democrats were care- ful ...
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... Listen to a recording of one of Winston Churchill's speeches . De- scribe his use of voice to the class . 4. Bring a recording of one of Franklin D. Roosevelt's speeches to class and analyze the voice for the class . 5. Be able to give ...
... Listen to a recording of one of Winston Churchill's speeches . De- scribe his use of voice to the class . 4. Bring a recording of one of Franklin D. Roosevelt's speeches to class and analyze the voice for the class . 5. Be able to give ...
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