Description
Discover the art of persuasive communication with Farnsworth's Classical English Argument, an essential guide for anyone looking to master the nuances of argumentation. This comprehensive book, published by David R. Godine Publishers in 2024, delves deep into the techniques that great figures like Winston Churchill and Abraham Lincoln used to persuade audiences and win debates. Spanning essential concepts such as the syllogism, slippery slope, argumentum ad hominem, and reductio ad absurdum, this expertly crafted course illuminates the principles of effective argument supported by captivating real-world examples.
With its concise chapters, Farnsworth's Classical English Argument offers a rich resource that is both browsable and enjoyable. Readers will find practical insights into identifying and employing various rhetorical techniques, making it a vital reference for students, educators, writers, and anyone passionate about eloquent discourse. By showcasing how argumentation can be both beautiful and entertaining, Farnsworth takes you through a journey where logic and creativity intersect.
This book is not just an instructional guide but a celebration of intellectual debate—the exchange of ideas and opinions that has shaped our history. Perfect for students of rhetoric or those seeking to improve their persuasive writing skills, this work stands as a testament to the timeless value of classical argument techniques and eloquent expression.
With its concise chapters, Farnsworth's Classical English Argument offers a rich resource that is both browsable and enjoyable. Readers will find practical insights into identifying and employing various rhetorical techniques, making it a vital reference for students, educators, writers, and anyone passionate about eloquent discourse. By showcasing how argumentation can be both beautiful and entertaining, Farnsworth takes you through a journey where logic and creativity intersect.
This book is not just an instructional guide but a celebration of intellectual debate—the exchange of ideas and opinions that has shaped our history. Perfect for students of rhetoric or those seeking to improve their persuasive writing skills, this work stands as a testament to the timeless value of classical argument techniques and eloquent expression.