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This volume brings together Aristotle’s interrelated views of poetry, speech-making, and inference, so that they create the equipment needed by students of the arts and sciences for the pursuit of their inquiries in the disciplines and the study of the histories of these disciplines and their landmark texts. Aristotle’s poetics emerge from the book’s analytic summaries as responsive to the expressiveness of Greek tragedy, while his rhetoric is brought into a closer relation with the logic of inference, made necessary by the persistence of sophistic reasoning in philosophy, literary criticism, and the discourse of our public sphere. Other Communication Studies Books 2010 – Alegora y Irona Bajo Censura en la Argentina del Proceso (1976-1983) 2023 – How Journalists Report on Natural Disasters: A Case Study of a Landslide in Uganda 2020 – Islam and Islamophobia: Externalization of Guilt (Softcover)
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