By anticipating objections (“prolepsis”) or answering imaginary objections (“anthypophora”), the speaker reduces the tendency of the listener to emit responses which might provoke disagreement or misunderstanding. (p. 280)
By anticipating objections (“prolepsis”) or answering imaginary objections (“anthypophora”), the speaker reduces the tendency of the listener to emit responses which might provoke disagreement or misunderstanding. (p. 280)