Q&As (Modern Period (1600-1900) Flashcards
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Modern Period (1600–1900) Once again, public rhetoric was a major force in determining ?
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Public policy
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Modern Period (1600–1900) The written word became an ? as books and newspapers became more available.
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important medium
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Modern Period (1600–1900) Rhetoric followed four paths?
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- Classical rhetoric revived the work of the ancients.
- Psychological/epistemological rhetoric investigated receivers’ psychological responses to persuasive messages.
- Belletristic rhetoric saw written and spoken communication as art and developed theories of rhetorical criticism.
- Elocutionists focused on developing elaborate rules for delivery.
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Modern Period (1600–1900) Major figures were ?
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- Francis Bacon;
- René Descartes;
- John Locke;
- Fénelon;
- Lord Kames;
- George Campbell;
- Joseph Priestley; and
- Thomas De Quincey.