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The Rhetoric of Style

2016
Abstract Style is in the traditional canon of rhetoric and means the manipulation of language for rhetorical effect. Historically, eras that emphasized style in rhetoric also tended to regard rhetoric as of secondary importance in public discourse, as the window dressing for logic and more substantive modes of invention.
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Rhetorical Styles in Al-Badi'iyat

JOURNAL OF LANGUAGE STUDIES, 2023
Al-Badi'iyat is an outstanding experience in a linguistic context due to particular cultural sources. It combines to objective: praise of Prophet Mohammad and rhetorical composition. They belong to a single type: they are poems devoted the praise of Prophet Mohammad. However, the Badi'iya is restricted by four features:1. It is a long poem.2. Its theme
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Rhetorical Style

2011
AbstractRhetorical Style promotes a renewed appreciation of the persuasive potential of the English language by demonstrating how language choices argue. It combines advice about effective style from the rhetorical tradition with insights from stylistics and discourse analysis to provide a full spectrum of methods for text analysis. Using examples from
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Amplification in A Rhetoric on style

The Southern Speech Journal, 1965
(1965). Amplification in A Rhetoric on style. The Southern Speech Journal: Vol. 30, No. 4, pp. 294-307.
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Style, Rhetoric, and Postmodern Culture

Philosophy and Rhetoric, 2002
Modern rhetoricians habitually avoid the canon of style. The reasons for this avoidance should be familiar to those versed in the disciplinary lore of rhetoric. Since the fifth and fourth centuries B. C. E., when oratorical virtuosos like Gorgias proclaimed that "Speech is a powerful lord, which by means of the finest and most invisible body effects ...
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Analyzing Rhetorical Style: Toward Better Methods

Argumentation Library, 2021
Jeanne Fahnestock
exaly  

Rhetorical Considerations of Bacon’s “Style”

College Composition & Communication, 1967
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