Abstract
Arab and Moslem rhetorical theory and practice have paralleled in certain respects the cycles of rhetorical theory and practice in the Western world, but due to the physical and cultural milieu of the Moslem world, the latter's rhetorical theory and practice have retained a unique flavor.
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