Humanism, Capitalism, and Rhetoric in Early Modern England : : The Separation of the Citizen from the Self / / Lynette Hunter.
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Frontmatter -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 Sermo Rhetoric 1500–1560: Erasmus and the Rhetoric for an Absent Audience -- Chapter 2 Civil Rhetoric 1530–1575: English Rhetoricians, the Nation, and the Person of Virtue -- Chapter 3 Civic Rhetoric 1560–1630: The Humors as a Guide to Trustworthy Behavior -- Chapter 4 Civic Rhetoric 1560–1630: Sermo Rhetoric and Counsel as a Guide to Friendship and Conversation -- Chapter 5 Personal Rhetoric 1530–1660: Autodeixis as a Probable Rhetoric for the Written Self -- Chapter 6 Personal Rhetoric 1630–1660: Conversational Rhetoric: Co-generating Common Grounds for Non-Human People -- Chapter 7 Concluding Conversation 1650–1730: Effeminacy, Women, and Chat -- Bibliography -- Index |
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Frontmatter -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 Sermo Rhetoric 1500–1560: Erasmus and the Rhetoric for an Absent Audience -- Chapter 2 Civil Rhetoric 1530–1575: English Rhetoricians, the Nation, and the Person of Virtue -- Chapter 3 Civic Rhetoric 1560–1630: The Humors as a Guide to Trustworthy Behavior -- Chapter 4 Civic Rhetoric 1560–1630: Sermo Rhetoric and Counsel as a Guide to Friendship and Conversation -- Chapter 5 Personal Rhetoric 1530–1660: Autodeixis as a Probable Rhetoric for the Written Self -- Chapter 6 Personal Rhetoric 1630–1660: Conversational Rhetoric: Co-generating Common Grounds for Non-Human People -- Chapter 7 Concluding Conversation 1650–1730: Effeminacy, Women, and Chat -- Bibliography -- Index |
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