The rhetorical idiom
Subtitle: essays in rhetoric, oratory, language, and drama
By: presented to Herbert August Wichelns, with a reprinting of his Litarary criticism of oratory (1925). Edited by Donald C. Bryant.
Contributors: Wichelns, Herbert August.
Publisher: Russell & Russell
Published: 1966
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 334
Subjects: Oratory; Rhetoric
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: Herbert A. Wichelns and the Cornell tradition of rhetoric as a humane study, by E.L. Hunt.; title: The literary criticism of oratory, by H.A. Wichelns.; title: Whately on elocution, by W.M. Parrish.; title: Renaissance rhetoric and modern rhetoric: a study in change, by W.S. Howell.; title: Rhetoric, politics, and education of the ready man, by K.R. Wallace.; title: Status in deliberative analysis, by L.S. Hultzén.; title: Preface to an ethic of rhetoric, by R. Murphy.; title: The rhetorical structure of the Antimasonic movement, by L.M. Griffin.; title: An approach to rhetorical criticism, by L.H. Mouat.; title: Oliver Cromwell, orator, by F.G. Marcham.; title: Adolph Hitler and the technique of mass brainwashing, by R. Scanlan.; title: Richard Brinsley Sheridan, parliamentarian, by A.L. Woehl.; title: The linguistic Mason and Dixon line, by C.K. Thomas.; title: Significance of verbalization in psychological test responses, by F.S. Freeman.; title: The revolt in tragicomedy against the grand style, by M.T. Herrick.; title: A new path for the theatre, by B. Hewitt.; title: "A peece of a logician": the critical essayist as rhetorician, by D.C. Bryant.; title: Rhetorical doctrine and some poems of Ronsard, by J. Hutton.