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Employing modern theories of cognition, phenomenological psychology, and sociology, Troyan traces the development of the concept of decorum, or the internal rules that subconsciously condition an audience's response, from classical rhetoric to the modern period, drawing examples from medieval poetry, prose, and drama in five literary traditions: Ol
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