Թեմա - The Realization of the Persuasive Function of Language with Implementation of Wild Range of Stylistic Devices in Barack Obama’s Speeches
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Chapter 1. Stylistic Devices in Oratory
1.1 The Notion of Oratorical Style
1.2 Stylistics Devices in Oratory
1.3 How Emotions Induce Persuasion, from Emotions to Persuasion.
Chapter 2. Stylistic Devices in Barack Obama’s Speeches
2.1 Melody and rhythm in Barack Obama’s Speeches
2.2 Repetition in Obama’s Speeches
2.3. Barack Obama’s Victory and Inauguration Speeches
Conclusion
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