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筛选: 集合 The Lucille M. Schultz 19th Century Composition Archive 出版者 Potter, Paraclete, 1784-1858

Rules for English Composition, and Particularly for Themes: designed for the use of schools, and in aid of self instruction

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Document

摘抄:

1846 printing of first American edition based on the second London edition. This Introduction states that English composition has two distinct branches: grammar and the union of logic and rhetoric. Credits Lindley Murray for his treatment of grammar, but argues that Latin grammar doesn't fully translate to the features of English. States that the object of this text is the discipline necessary to acquire English composition. The first edition was divided into three parts. The first part is on perception of the subject (includes themes and definitions); the second on perception and judgment; the third on perception, judgment and argumentation. The second edition was amended with additional illustrative examples, a list of subjects, and a fourth part with rules on how to "ascertain and express the considerations from which his conclusion of judgment proceeded" (arguments produced by comparison and contrast). The book's illustrative examples include excerpts from well known authors. The introduction acknowledges the influence of Addison, Johnson, Blair, and Watts. The Schultz Archive copy is roughly the complete text.

作者:

Rippingham, John

提交者:

Russel Durst

上传日期:

05/23/2016

更改日期:

03/13/2020

创建:

1846

证书:

Public Domain Mark 1.0