Table of Contents
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| I. | The Phaedrus and the Nature of Rhetoric | [3] |
| II. | Dialectic and Rhetoric at Dayton, Tennessee | [27] |
| III. | Edmund Burke and the Argument from Circumstance | [55] |
| IV. | Abraham Lincoln and the Argument from Definition | [85] |
| V. | Some Rhetorical Aspects of Grammatical Categories | [115] |
| VI. | Milton’s Heroic Prose | [143] |
| VII. | The Spaciousness of Old Rhetoric | [164] |
| VIII. | The Rhetoric of Social Science | [186] |
| IX. | Ultimate Terms in Contemporary Rhetoric | [211] |
| Index | [233] |