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zs25x637407	Emily Pitts Donahoe	Propaganda and Deliberation: The Rhetoric of the Early Modern English Public Theater	2021		.txt	text/plain	572	17	27	Scholars frequently consider early modern drama in terms of rhetoric, detailing how rhetorical education influenced the composition of plays, how playwrights employed rhetorical tropes and figures, and how they thought about rhetorical ethics. In dramas that are designed to reveal and subvert the strategies of theatrical propaganda and that employ rhetorical tools like the argumentum in utramque partem (or the argument on both sides of a question), playwrights seek to develop their audiences' political judgment.	cache/zs25x637407.txt	txt/zs25x637407.txt