Writing to Connect Minds: Bing Xin as a Feminist Rhetorician

Chinese rhetoric is more or less embedded in its historical, philosophical, and literary texts. [...] literary criticism and other genres such as essay, fiction, and poetry have been considered an important part in Chinese rhetorical studies since the classical period (fifth to third century BCE).9...

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Published in:	College composition and communication Vol. 60; no. 4; p. W66
Main Author:	Wang, Bo
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Urbana National Council of Teachers of English 01-06-2009
Subjects:	Audiences Authors Children & youth Childrens Literature Chinese languages Creative writing Creativity Cultural Background Cultural values Essays Family (Sociological Unit) Females Feminism Fiction Glenn, Cheryl Historical text analysis Linguistics Literary criticism Literary genres Literature Oral Language Personality Poetics Poetry Realism Rhetoric Rhetorical Theory Romanticism Social Problems Society Womens Education
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Summary:	Chinese rhetoric is more or less embedded in its historical, philosophical, and literary texts. [...] literary criticism and other genres such as essay, fiction, and poetry have been considered an important part in Chinese rhetorical studies since the classical period (fifth to third century BCE).9 Bing Xin's rhetorical lyrics shed light on how we define rhetoric and help us to view the relationship between rhetoric and poetics in a more integrated way, a way that focuses more on the social and communicative nature of literary texts.
ISSN:	0010-096X 1939-9006