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<a name="top"> <h2>Rhetoric Notes</h2>
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The links on this page are to handouts or papers, most of which have been
developed by graduate students. Although they are not meant to be
finished, publishable documents, they provide valuable introductions to
concepts, theorists, and books.<br>
<a href="notetext.html" target="display">Rhetoric Notes Introduction</a>
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<b>Note Texts: Click on one of the links below to bring up a text.</b>
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<b>Rhetorical Issues or Concepts</b>
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<li><a href="majpap.html" target="display">A Paper on Discourse
Communities</a> by R. Majerus
<li><a href="schrepis.html" target ="display">A Paper on Rhetoric as
Epistemic</a> by J. Schroeder
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<b>Rhetorical Theorists</b>
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<li><a href="hbrms.html" target="display">An Introduction to Jurgen.
Habermas</a>, by S. Stickle
<li><a href="kristeva.html" target="display">An Introduction to Julia
Kristeva</a>, by A. Kelsey
<li><a href="majrich.html" target="display">An Introduction to I. A.
Richards</a>, by R. Majerus
<li><a href="schrscot.html" target="display">An Introduction to Robert L.
Scott</a> by J. Schroeder
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