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... seems probable to the individual — to Socrates or to Hippias - but what seems probable to a given class ; the same being true of Dialectic . [ Conceivably , both Rhetoric and Dialectic might be used to argue any question or problem ...
... seems probable to the individual — to Socrates or to Hippias - but what seems probable to a given class ; the same being true of Dialectic . [ Conceivably , both Rhetoric and Dialectic might be used to argue any question or problem ...
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... seems to stand out : ethos refers chiefly to what the speaker chooses to do ; pathos , to what the reaction has done to the listeners . In the Aristotelian sense , as construed by Irving J. Lee , the dif- ference between ethos and ...
... seems to stand out : ethos refers chiefly to what the speaker chooses to do ; pathos , to what the reaction has done to the listeners . In the Aristotelian sense , as construed by Irving J. Lee , the dif- ference between ethos and ...
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... seems to con- stitute for him a last defense position of his individuality . Those groups in society that are at present most susceptible to agitation seem to experience this malaise with particular acuteness — perhaps pre- cisely ...
... seems to con- stitute for him a last defense position of his individuality . Those groups in society that are at present most susceptible to agitation seem to experience this malaise with particular acuteness — perhaps pre- cisely ...
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