Persuasion Principles: They Haven’t Changed Much James L. Horton One can tire of addressing the need for credibility, clarity and persuasiveness in public relations, and frustration grows with a sense of history. Basic

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Date: 2004-04-23 05:06:57 Linguistics Modes of persuasion Inventio Sophism Public speaking Audience Dialectic Persuasion Ethos Rhetoric Humanities Literature		Persuasion Principles: They Haven’t Changed Much James L. Horton One can tire of addressing the need for credibility, clarity and persuasiveness in public relations, and frustration grows with a sense of history. Basic Document is deleted from original location. Use the Download Button below to download from the Web Archive. Download Document from Web Archive File Size: 48,09 KB

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