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Preface | ||
Introduction: The Challenge of Humanism: Classical Imitation and the Problem of Style | 1 | |
Ch. I | Style and the Vernacular: Renaissance Developments in Compositional Theory | 11 |
Ch. II | Elyot and Vocabulary: Lexical Borrowings in the Text of the Governour | 49 |
Ch. III | Cohesion and Elocutio: Applying an External Mask of Literacy | 69 |
Ch. IV | Imitation as a Resource of Style: Elyot and the Integration of Source into Structure | 99 |
Ch. V | The Paradox of Imitation: Irony and Artistry in Castiglione's Humanist Dialogue | 123 |
Ch. VI | The Social Context of Style: Institutions and Power as Rhetorical Motive | 147 |
Conclusion: The Interpretation of History and the Development of National and Individual Style | 171 | |
Appendices | 175 | |
Bibliography | 181 | |
Index | 195 |
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