Quaker Convincement Language: Using Pathos and Logos in the Seventeenth Century
Persuasion (convincement) is described as "linguistic choices that aim at affecting or changing the behaviours of others, or strengthening existing beliefs and behaviours of those who already agree" (Halmari and Virtanen 2005). Many Quaker writers used their pamphleteering to promote a ran...
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[2020]
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Quaker studies
Year: 2020, Volume: 25, Issue: 2, Pages: 189-205 |
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