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Volume 19, Issue 2
May 2016
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Advances in the History of Rhetoric
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ISSN 1536-2426
EISSN 1936-0835
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An Ancient Master Teacher Speaks to the Modern World: What Quintilian Can Tell Us About Modern Pedagogy

Introduction

A Quintilian Anniversary and Its Meaning
James J. Murphy
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ARTICLES

Quintilian’s Message, Again: His Philosophy of Education
Richard Leo Enos
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Quintilian, Progymnasmata, and Rhetorical Education Today
David Fleming
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Good People Declaiming Well: Quintilian and the Ethics of Ethical Flexibility
Cleve Wiese
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Reproducing Virtue: Quintilian, Imitation, and Rhetorical Education
Robert E. Terrill
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“A Kind of Eloquence of the Body”: Quintilian’s Advice on Delivery for the Twenty-First-Century Rhetor
Glen McClish
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Quintilian and Modern Writing
James J. Murphy
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An Essay on Current Quintilian Studies in English, With a Select Bibliography of Items Published Since 1990
James J. Murphy
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Student-Driven Imitation as a Means to Strengthening Rhetorical Agency—Or, Propelling Quintilian’s Chapter on Imitation into Today’s Teaching
Christina Matthiesen
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Book Reviews

Rhetoric and Power: The Drama of Classical Greece
Tara Wambach
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Confessional Crises and Cultural Politics in Twentieth-Century America
Kundai Chirindo
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