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On text rhetoric and discourse rhetoric

Zong Shou

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According to the existent form,rhetoric can be divided into two types,text rhetoric and discourse rhetoric. Text rhetoric is a complete and independent text that the writer makes for propagation. Discourse rhetoric is an expression that a speaker has made for communication, text rhetoric and evaluation. There is very important significance to rhetoric creation, rhetoric evaluation and rhetoric study.

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According to the existent form,rhetoric can be divided into two types,text rhetoric and discourse rhetoric. Text rhetoric is a complete and independent text that the writer makes for propagation. Discourse rhetoric is an expression that a speaker has made for communication, text rhetoric and evaluation. There is very important significance to rhetoric creation, rhetoric evaluation and rhetoric study.

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According to the existent form,rhetoric can be divided into two types,text rhetoric and discourse rhetoric. Text rhetoric is a complete and independent text that the writer makes for propagation. Discourse rhetoric is an expression that a speaker has made for communication, text rhetoric and evaluation. There is very important significance to rhetoric creation, rhetoric evaluation and rhetoric study.

Key concepts: Rhetoric, Visual rhetoric, Sociology, Political science, Linguistics, Philosophy

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