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Rhetoric

rhetorical criticism that identifies recurring forms of discourse and examines how genre shapes rhetorical action.

In rhetoric, generic criticism refers to rhetorical criticism that identifies recurring forms of discourse and examines how genre shapes rhetorical action. This meaning comes from Campbell (1979) in Form and genre.[1]

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References

Campbell, K. K., & Jamieson, K. H. (Eds.). (1979). Form and genre: Shaping rhetorical action. Speech Communication Association. Open Library record

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