Coda

Laura Kolb
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结尾处追溯了书中早些时候讨论过的结构的来世,既关注变化,也关注连续性。今天,个人的信誉是用数字信用评分来表示的,个人经常感到与抽象的、几乎看不见的全球金融网络脱节。然而,即使在这种经济中——尽管它与近代早期的英国不同——对信任的需求仍然存在,修辞和解释的技巧仍然很有价值。结尾处将诗歌和修辞效果的古典理论与早期现代实用文学联系起来,并将两者与现代关于商业和广告中印象管理重要性的建议联系起来。
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Coda
The coda tracks the afterlife of structures discussed earlier in the book, attending both to change and continuity. Today, personal creditworthiness is represented in numerical credit scores, and individuals often feel disconnected from the abstract, barely visible networks of global finance. Yet even within this economy—as different as it is from early modern England’s—the need for trust persists, and skills in rhetoric and interpretation remain valuable. The coda ends by linking classical theories of poetic and rhetorical efficacy to early modern practical literature, and both to modern advice on the importance of impression management in business and advertising.
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