The Art of Persuasion: Aristotle's Rhetoric for EverybodyThe liberal arts of languagegrammar, logic, and rhetoricremain fundamental to a liberal education. Even so, although there are innumerable good introductions to the first two arts, there are fewer ones to rhetoric. Scott Crider remedies this in The Art of Persuasion: Aristotles Rhetoric for Everybody by offering a simple, clear introduction to the art of rhetoric. He uses Aristotles Rhetoric to explain the nature and the parts of the art to the

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