The Rhetoric of Western Thought: From the Mediterranean World to the Global Setting
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The Rhetoric of Western Thought: From the Mediterranean World to the Global Setting

by William Coleman, Goodwin Berquist, James M Sproule, Ruth Golden

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The Rhetoric of Western Thought surveys the evolution of Western thought and rhetoric from the Mediterranean world to the global setting. Written by William Coleman, Goodwin Berquist, James M. Sproule, and Ruth Golden, it offers a broad academic perspective for readers interested in rhetoric, history, education, and communication.

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The Rhetoric of Western Thought examines the development of Western thought across a broad historical and geographic scope.

Beginning with the Mediterranean world, the book follows its subject toward a global setting.

Written by William Coleman, Goodwin Berquist, James M. Sproule, and Ruth Golden, this work is suited to readers studying rhetoric, intellectual history, and communication.

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