The Rhetoric of Certitude: C. S. Lewis's Nonfiction Prose
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The Rhetoric of Certitude: C. S. Lewis's Nonfiction Prose

by Gary L. Tandy

Literary Criticism rhetoric C.S. Lewis Studies
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Gary L. Tandy examines C. S. Lewis’s nonfiction prose through the lens of rhetoric and certitude. This focused study considers how Lewis’s writing conveys ideas with conviction, making it relevant to readers interested in Lewis, religious writing, persuasive language, and literary criticism.

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The Rhetoric of Certitude examines the nonfiction prose of C. S. Lewis.

Gary L. Tandy focuses on the relationship between rhetoric and certainty in Lewis’s writing.

The book offers a literary and analytical approach to understanding how nonfiction prose communicates ideas with conviction.

It will interest readers studying C. S. Lewis, religious writing, rhetoric, and literary criticism.

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