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| 释义 | 修辞 The rhetoric may be different but the policies are largely the same. But the speech, coming soon after a change of rhetoric by India's government, raised hopes that a meaningful agreement can still be secured in Copenhagen. De Man's point is a question is both rhetorical and grammatical, and the one cannot be reduced to the other. Both readings are available. Movies, rhetoric and branding demonstrate as much: they predict certain experiences, and they often achieve their goals, too. The political rhetoric of foreign aggression is backed up by very brisk policing at home. But Mr Obama raised the mantra of change to new rhetorical heights. At the heart of the fix-as- stitch-up is a persistent unwillingness to face the power of this law, and a desire to enforce a political rhetoric that ignores it. Notice the rhetoric here: HP isn't saying with confidence it's the only company to usher in the new cloud economy, it's asking you who else can do it. If Alice could visit the world of liberal rhetoric and assumptions today, she might find similarly illogical and bizarre thinking. What if Voegelin's attacks on Gnosticism were a rhetorical deception to disguise the true origins of totalitarianism? He's saying they're doing great work but they forget this one little thing: you cannot reconcile rhetoric and grammar. He makes a perfectly plausible argument to the effect that the question is grammatical rather than rhetorical. I guess this passage isn't rhetorical after all. Whatever rhetorical device you choose, use it to reinforce your message, not to be cute or to show off. It's as if a gap has opened up, a gap between the official argument of and the rhetorical figures or the metaphors, Milton's elaborately construed language, which he uses to illustrate that argument. It's a material force that his rhetoric challenges and relies on, gives him a means of getting off the ground, and a means of always getting back to it, too. This is a recurring rhetoric, this notion that there is a cancer in the body politic. Those are significant numbers, but not huge— certainly not enough to justify the apocalyptic rhetoric one often hears about what will happen if the tax cuts are allowed to end on schedule. This rhetoric is more understandable during a campaign, but I’m not sure it’s going to get them far while governing when the facts don’t always agree. It is towards producing these effects, as we maintain, that present- day writers on rhetoric direct the whole of their efforts. With regard to the persuasion achieved by proof or apparent proof: just as in dialectic there is induction on the one hand and syllogism or apparent syllogism on the other, so it is in rhetoric. Ever since9-11 and the authoritarian, militarist response, the political left has warned that Bush is the new Hitler, while the right decries this kind of rhetoric as irresponsible hyperbole. On a deeper level, rhetoric also involves cultural specifics. This and the xenophobic rhetoric of many officials have given a sense of legitimacy to the ultra-nationalists, Ms Kozhevnikova argues. |
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