Staropolskie mowy winszujące narodzin potomka. Rekonesans

Journal Title: Res Rhetorica - Year 2014, Vol 1, Issue 1

Abstract

This study is dedicated to the issue of Old-Polish oratory genethliac variant, that is congratulatory speech delivered on occasion of offspring’s birth – in either theoretical and practical aspect. The main part of the study comprises an analysis of a few selected rhetorical lectures from 17th and 18th century manuscripts, which reveals changes occurring in the text’s structure and composition.

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Małgorzata Trębska

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  • EP ID EP192085
  • DOI 10.17380/rr.v1i1.10
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Małgorzata Trębska (2014). Staropolskie mowy winszujące narodzin potomka. Rekonesans. Res Rhetorica, 1(1), 46-60. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-192085