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Hollywood foto-rhetoric : the lost manuscript / by Dylan, Bob,1941-; Feinstein, Barry.;
Subjects: Photographs.; Prose poems.;
© 2008., Simon & Schuster,
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The Oxford guide to writing and speaking / by Seely, John;
Subjects: Communication; Authorship; Oral communication; Exposition (Rhetoric);
© 2000, c1998., Oxford University Press,
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Creative writing demystified / by Bender, Sheila.;
Includes bibliographical references (p. 207-208), Internet addresses (p. 208-209) and index.LSC
Subjects: Creative writing.; Authorship.; English language;
© c2011., McGraw-Hill,
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How to speak so people really listen / the straight-talking guide to communicating with influence and impact / by McGee, Paul,1964-;
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Subjects: Interpersonal communication.; Persuasion (Rhetoric); Public speaking.;
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Gwynne's grammar : the ultimate introduction to grammar and the writing of good English / by Gwynne, N. M.;
"Crushing national Debt? Climate Change? No: the greatest danger to our way of life is the decline of grammar. Thus preaches the inimitable Mr Gwynne as he shows us the way out of this sorry state. "Grammar is the science of using words rightly, leading to thinking rightly, leading to deciding rightly, without which-as both common sense and experience show-happiness is impossible. Therefore, happiness depends at least partly on good grammar." So writes Mr. Gwynne in his small but perfectly formed new book of grammar with an attitude. Mr. Gwynne believes passionately that we must regain our knowledge of the workings of our language before it is too late. Schools don't teach it, and as the Internet drives the written word to new lows of informality, we approach a tipping point of expressive dysfunction. Into the breach steps this doughty grammarian. Rejecting popular notions that language is simply a matter of the way people use it, he meticulously spells out what tradition and common sense have, over centuries, dictated to be the right and the wrong. His teaching method is also defiantly old school: no one can follow a rule he hasn't committed to memory. But not all rules are equal. For a country whose only broadly subscribed guide to writing is Strunk and White, Mr. Gwynne performs a radical procedure. He presents its original seed: Strunk's 1918 essay, which E. B. White expanded. But neither form was ever meant as a guide to grammar, and so Mr. Gwynne presents only the kernel of Strunk's useful advice as a companion: a guide to putting words together nicely set within Gwynne's wisdom about putting them together correctly. The result is the last word on the subject anyone should need."--Provided by publisher."Crushing national Debt? Climate Change? No: the greatest danger to our way of life is the decline of grammar. Thus preaches the inimitable Mr Gwynne as he shows us the way out of this sorry state."--Provided by publisher.
Subjects: English language; English language; English language;
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Writing English : the Canadian handbook / by Messenger, William E.,1931-;
Includes bibliographical references (p. [453]-468) and index.LSC
Subjects: English language; English language;
© 2012., Oxford University Press,
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The faraway nearby / by Solnit, Rebecca.;
Subjects: Solnit, Rebecca.; Autobiography; Narration (Rhetoric); Storytelling.;
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Writing a successful college application essay / by Ehrenhaft, George.;
Includes bibliographical references and index.LSC
Subjects: College applications.; Exposition (Rhetoric); Universities and colleges; Academic writing.;
© c2013., Barron's Educational Series,
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Change your words, change your life : understanding the power of every word you speak / by Meyer, Joyce,1943-;
The impact of words -- Taming your tongue -- Learning to say what God says -- The characteristics of a mature Christian -- What do you want in the future? -- Staying strong through the storms of life -- Defeating your enemies -- How happy do you want to be? -- Words that grieve the Holy Spirit -- Fasting your words -- Speak no evil -- Speak faith and not fear -- Don't complain -- Words of encouragement -- Love listens and speaks -- Don't let the Devil speak through you -- Do you really have to give your opinion? -- Say something good or don't say anything -- Gentle words -- Keeping your word -- Watch your mouth -- Do you want to change your life?"Joyce Meyer discusses the power of words and provides a guide to 'smart talk' that can change your life"--Provided by the publisher.
Subjects: Communication; Language and languages; Rhetoric;
© 2012., FaithWords,
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The Great Ideas of Philosophy, 2nd Edition. by N., Daniel,actor.; The Great Courses (Firm),dst; Kanopy (Firm),dst;
Daniel N. RobinsonOriginally produced by The Great Courses in 2004.Rhetoric wins arguments, but it is philosophy that shows us the way to our humanity.Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Subjects: Education films.; Social sciences.; Philosophy and religion.; History, Ancient.; Instructional films.;
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