Definition and Examples of the Topoi in Rhetoric

In rhetoric, the topoi are stock formulas such as puns, proverbs, cause and effect, and comparison, which rhetors use to produce arguments.

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Identifying Polyhedra Enabling Memorable Strategic Mapping

Identifying Polyhedra Enabling Memorable Strategic Mapping

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Aristotle's Topoi by Angela Dahl on Prezi

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