The Rhetorical Principles of NarrationHoughton Mifflin, 1911 - 279 lappuses |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 51.
13. lappuse
... thought rather than to the aesthetic or appreciative sense . Descrip- tion , on the other hand , has with narration been termed " the literature of feeling , " in that " personal experience of individual people is the subject matter of ...
... thought rather than to the aesthetic or appreciative sense . Descrip- tion , on the other hand , has with narration been termed " the literature of feeling , " in that " personal experience of individual people is the subject matter of ...
14. lappuse
... thought of rendering more effective an expository , an argumentative , or a nar- rative idea . The following lines present a good instance of pure description , —a picture and nothing else , for the selection is complete in itself ...
... thought of rendering more effective an expository , an argumentative , or a nar- rative idea . The following lines present a good instance of pure description , —a picture and nothing else , for the selection is complete in itself ...
17. lappuse
... thought that the scene about the grindstone was a mad orgy of savagery and passion , conceived of the picture as a transaction and arranged the successive details as in narration . In function , there- fore , the passage is narrative ...
... thought that the scene about the grindstone was a mad orgy of savagery and passion , conceived of the picture as a transaction and arranged the successive details as in narration . In function , there- fore , the passage is narrative ...
18. lappuse
... thought ? A writer with a vivid power of visualization , a sense of concreteness , will choose to expound a theory or a process by means of a picture or through the medium of a story . Another , whose gifts are of the logical , abstract ...
... thought ? A writer with a vivid power of visualization , a sense of concreteness , will choose to expound a theory or a process by means of a picture or through the medium of a story . Another , whose gifts are of the logical , abstract ...
23. lappuse
... thought , and the va- rious details merge into the one idea . If , on the other hand , the writer had introduced the occurrence with an account of how Wheeler had for days been filled with the sense of impending disaster and how his ...
... thought , and the va- rious details merge into the one idea . If , on the other hand , the writer had introduced the occurrence with an account of how Wheeler had for days been filled with the sense of impending disaster and how his ...
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