Encyclopedia
of
Rhetoric.
Thomas
Sloane,
2001.
Call
number
Reference
R
808.003
E56
Language
awareness,
edited
by
Paul
Eschholz,
Alfred
Rosa,
and
Virginia
Clark,
1978.
Call
number
808.042
E74L1978
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