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    Product Identifiers

    Publisher
    Basic Books
    ISBN-10
    0465096190
    ISBN-13
    9780465096190
    eBay Product ID (ePID)
    219287645

    Product Key Features

    Number of Pages
    336 Pages
    Language
    English
    Publication Name
    Words like Loaded Pistols : Rhetoric from Aristotle to Obama
    Subject
    Communication & Social Skills, History & Theory, Rhetoric
    Publication Year
    2016
    Type
    Textbook
    Author
    Sam Leith
    Subject Area
    Political Science, Language Arts & Disciplines, Self-Help
    Format
    Trade Paperback

    Dimensions

    Item Height
    1 in
    Item Weight
    10.9 Oz
    Item Length
    8.5 in
    Item Width
    5.8 in

    Additional Product Features

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    Trade
    Reviews
    "Delightful and illuminating.... Words Like Loaded Pistols sports a fabulous assortment of examples of time-tested rhetorical gambits in action.... The marvel is not that the old techniques still work, but that we ever persuaded ourselves that we could do without them."-- Salon, "Leithbrings to life a forgotten but eternally essential subject.... Leith uses everytool in the rhetorician's arsenal to argue for rhetoric's continuing relevance....Readers will gain a great deal of insight into how humans use communication toget what they want...the book fulfills Cicero's three objectives of rhetoric:'to move, educate, and delight.'"-- Kirkus Reviews, "In this entertaining work of scholarship, Sam Leith revives the powerful discipline of classical rhetoric.... Leith is a gifted listener, and will not only tell you that 'Friends, Romans, countrymen' is a swelling tricolon but also which power ballad's opening bars it most resembles (AC/DC's Back in Black: 'DUM! DUH-dum! DUH-dum-dum!')"-- London Evening Standard (UK), The London Evening Standard (UK) "In this entertaining work of scholarship, Sam Leith revives the powerful discipline of classical rhetoric.... Leith is a gifted listener, and will not only tell you that 'Friends, Romans, countrymen' is a swelling tricolon but also which power ballad's opening bars it most resembles (AC/DC's Back in Black: 'DUM! DUH-dum! DUH-dum-dum!')" The Observer (UK) "Leith attempts to reclaim rhetoric with a breezy book that sprays around examples from history, politics and popular culture to outline the building blocks of public speech, flitting happily from Cicero to J-Lo, from Hitler to Homer Simpson.... Leith's often engaging examples lighten any sense of learning." The Financial Times (UK) "It is through a welter of colloquial examples and eccentric line readings that the book really comes alive.... While the formal study of rhetoric might have collapsed under its own weight, Leith offers a slimmed-down version that is sure to enlighten.", "Timedfor a presidential election year, this sassy, smart book outlines andillustrates nearly every rhetorical trope and flourish related to the art ofpersuasion.... Leith can be fiendishly entertaining."-- Publishers Weekly, "Engrossing.... When it comes to Obama, Leith's scrutiny is painstakingand he is especially illuminating on Obama's debts to Abraham Lincoln andMartin Luther King."-- Independent (UK), "A highly entertaining and erudite whisk through the subject[of rhetoric].... It's not hard to agree that a little rhetorical knowledge isa wonderful thing, and Leith's work will indeed prove instructive as well asentertaining to those called on to speak in public."-- TheGuardian (UK), Telegraph (UK) "This requires more than a cursory glance to appreciate its genius properly, but Leith's great gift is the ability to plunder the everyday to illustrate the rarefied...He describes the development of rhetoric beautifully, and even after the most cursory dip into this, you begin to hear the world in a completely different, illuminated way." Metro (UK) "Riveting.... Leith makes the classical techniques of rhetoric irresistibly accessible." Professionally Speaking (blog) "A magnificently entertaining romp through the intricacies of classic rhetorical technique from Aristotle to Obama.... The genius of the book...is the irreverent and humorous range of examples he calls on to illustrate rhetoric in action." The Week (UK edition) "Leith is good on tropes and registers and equally good at picking apart speeches -- as his subtitle says,  From Aristotle to Obama  -- to show us how they work.... [he] is good, too, on the structure of political speeches." Spectator (UK) "Elegant, concise and frequently very funny." Independent (UK) "Engrossing.... When it comes to Obama, Leith's scrutiny is painstaking and he is especially illuminating on Obama's debts to Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King.", Salon "Delightful and illuminating.... Words Like Loaded Pistols sports a fabulous assortment of examples of time-tested rhetorical gambits in action.... The marvel is not that the old techniques still work, but that we ever persuaded ourselves that we could do without them." Publishers Weekly "Timed for a presidential election year, this sassy, smart book outlines and illustrates nearly every rhetorical trope and flourish related to the art of persuasion.... Leith can be fiendishly entertaining." Kirkus Reviews "Leith brings to life a forgotten but eternally essential subject.... Leith uses every tool in the rhetorician's arsenal to argue for rhetoric's continuing relevance.... Readers will gain a great deal of insight into how humans use communication to get what they want...the book fulfills Cicero's three objectives of rhetoric: 'to move, educate, and delight.'" The Guardian (UK) "A highly entertaining and erudite whisk through the subject [of rhetoric].... It's not hard to agree that a little rhetorical knowledge is a wonderful thing, and Leith's work will indeed prove instructive as well as entertaining to those called on to speak in public.", "This requires more than a cursory glance to appreciate its geniusproperly, but Leith's great gift is the ability to plunder the everyday toillustrate the rarefied...He describes the development of rhetoric beautifully,and even after the most cursory dip into this, you begin to hear the world in acompletely different, illuminated way."-- Telegraph (UK), "It is through a welter of colloquial examples and eccentric linereadings that the book really comes alive.... While the formal study ofrhetoric might have collapsed under its own weight, Leith offers a slimmed-downversion that is sure to enlighten."-- The Financial Times (UK), "Leith attempts to reclaim rhetoric with a breezy book that spraysaround examples from history, politics and popular culture to outline thebuilding blocks of public speech, flitting happily from Cicero to J-Lo, fromHitler to Homer Simpson.... Leith's often engaging examples lighten any senseof learning."-- The Observer (UK), "A magnificently entertaining romp through the intricacies of classicrhetorical technique from Aristotle to Obama.... The genius of the book...isthe irreverent and humorous range of examples he calls on to illustraterhetoric in action."-- Professionally Speaking (blog)
    Dewey Edition
    23
    Grade From
    Eighth Grade
    Illustrated
    Yes
    Grade To
    College Graduate Student
    Dewey Decimal
    808.5
    Synopsis
    "An entertaining history of great oratory" and a primer to rhetoric's key techniques ( The New Yorker) . Rhetoric gives our words the power to inspire. But it's not just for politicians: it's all around us, whether you're buttering up a key client or persuading your children to eat their vegetables. You have been using rhetoric yourself, all your life. After all, you know what a rhetorical question is, don't you? In Words Like Loaded Pistols , Sam Leith traces the art of argument from ancient Greece down to its many modern mutations. He introduces verbal villains from Hitler to Richard Nixon--and the three musketeers: ethos, pathos and logos. He explains how rhetoric works in speeches from Cicero to Obama, and pays tribute to the rhetorical brilliance of AC/DC's "Back In Black". Before you know it, you'll be confident in chiasmus and proud of your panegyrics-- because rhetoric is useful, relevant, and absolutely nothing to be afraid of., "An entertaining history of great oratory" and a primer to rhetoric's key techniques ( The New Yorker) . In Words Like Loaded Pistols , Sam Leith traces the art of persuasion, beginning in ancient Syracuse and taking us up to the Twitterverse. Along the way, he follows detours as varied and fascinating as Elizabethan England, Milton's Satanic realm, the Springfield of Abraham Lincoln and the Springfield of Homer Simpson. He explains how language has been used by the great heroes of rhetoric (such as Cicero and Martin Luther King Jr.), as well as some villains (like Adolf Hitler and Richard Nixon.) You'll find out how to build your own memory-palace; you'll be introduced to the Three Musketeers: Ethos, Pathos and Logos; and you'll learn how to use chiasmus with confidence and occultation without thinking about it. Most importantly of all, you will discover that rhetoric is useful, relevant -- and something you can master., A hilariously entertaining exploration of how people have taught, practiced and thought about rhetoric--the art of persuasion--from Aristotle to Obama.
    LC Classification Number
    P301.5.P47L45 2016

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