TOWARD AN AXIOLOGY OF RHETORIC

[1] ABERLE DF, 1950, ETHICS, V60, P101

[2] ALLPORT GF, 1960, BECOMING BASIC CONSI, P65

[3] BASKERVILLE B, 1953, SO SPEECH J, V18, P404

[4] BRYANT DC, 1953, QJS, V39, P404

[5] Burke K., 1950, RHETORIC MOTIVES, P50

[6] DUHAMEL PA, 1949, J HIST IDEAS, V10, P356

[7] HARTMAN RS, SCI VALUE, P32

[8] HOCHMUTH MK, 1955, HIST CRITICISM AM PU, V3, P17

[9] HUNT EL, 1925, STUDIES RHETORIC PUB, P38

[10] JOHNSON GW, 1958, KEY REPORTER, V23, P3

[1] ABERLE DF, 1950, ETHICS, V60, P101

[2] ALLPORT GF, 1960, BECOMING BASIC CONSI, P65

[3] BASKERVILLE B, 1953, SO SPEECH J, V18, P404

[4] BRYANT DC, 1953, QJS, V39, P404

[5] Burke K., 1950, RHETORIC MOTIVES, P50

[6] DUHAMEL PA, 1949, J HIST IDEAS, V10, P356

[7] HARTMAN RS, SCI VALUE, P32

[8] HOCHMUTH MK, 1955, HIST CRITICISM AM PU, V3, P17

[9] HUNT EL, 1925, STUDIES RHETORIC PUB, P38

[10] JOHNSON GW, 1958, KEY REPORTER, V23, P3