Written by a leading literary critic, this engaging volume studies the words of a wide range of speakers and writers to explore the nature of persuasion, the effects of words, and how words can lead to action.
Written by a leading literary critic, this engaging volume studies the words of a wide range of speakers and writers to explore the nature of persuasion, the effects of words, and how words can lead to action.
David Bromwich is a scholar of British and American romanticism. He is Sterling Professor of English at Yale University, where he has taught since 1988. Among his books are Hazlitt: The Mind of a Critic, Disowned by Memory: Wordsworth's Poetry of the 1790s, and The Intellectual Life of Edmund Burke.
Inhaltsangabe
* Preface * 1: Does Persuasion Occur? (Austin Aristotle Cicero) * 2: Speakers Who Convince Themselves (Shakespeare Milton James) * 3: Pledging Emotion for Conviction (Burke Lincoln Bagehot) * 4: Persuasion and Responsibility (Yeats Auden Orwell) * 5: What Should We Be Allowed to Say? (Rushdie Mill Savio)
* Preface * 1: Does Persuasion Occur? (Austin Aristotle Cicero) * 2: Speakers Who Convince Themselves (Shakespeare Milton James) * 3: Pledging Emotion for Conviction (Burke Lincoln Bagehot) * 4: Persuasion and Responsibility (Yeats Auden Orwell) * 5: What Should We Be Allowed to Say? (Rushdie Mill Savio)
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