Rhetoric and Educational Discourse: Persuasive Texts by Richard Edwards,Katherine Nicoll,Nicky Solomon,Robin Usher
By Richard Edwards,Katherine Nicoll,Nicky Solomon,Robin Usher
Rhetoric and academic Discourse is an invaluable source for postgraduate and study scholars in schooling and utilized linguistics. The booklet may also be of curiosity to teachers and researchers in those fields of analysis and people drawn to discursive methods to investigate and scholarship.
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