Rhetorical studies in the Aristocratea of Demosthenes:
Demosthenes (384-322 B.C.E.) is one of the great orators from ancient Greece. His speech Against Aristocrates is a common source for information on history and law, but it has received little attention as evidence for the orator's rhetorical skill. The speech shows Demosthenes' innovative...
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Zusammenfassung: | Demosthenes (384-322 B.C.E.) is one of the great orators from ancient Greece. His speech Against Aristocrates is a common source for information on history and law, but it has received little attention as evidence for the orator's rhetorical skill. The speech shows Demosthenes' innovative use of mixture in composition that goes beyond Aristotelian categories Demosthenes addresses multiple goals and employs a mixture of approaches to get the jury to oppose Aristocrates and the political agenda he represents. Dr. Papillon places Demosthenes in his historical and rhetorical context and analyzes how Demosthenes addressed the complicated rhetorical situation. The study continues the growth of rhetorical criticism by joining neo-Classical analysis with the insights of twentieth-century rhetorical criticism It reveals the strengths of this often neglected speech: the powerful case Demosthenes made on the specific issue at hand and the development of a type of discourse that served as a model for effective persuasion |
Beschreibung: | Teilw. zugl.: Chapel Hill, NC, Univ. of North Carolina, Diss., 1986 |
Beschreibung: | X, 157 S. |
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CONTENTS
PREFACE
IX
ABBREVIATIONS
XI
CHAPTER
I:
THE
ARISTOCRATEA
AS
A
DEMOSTHENIC
PRODUCT
1
A.
APPROACHES
1
B.
VIEWS
OF
THE
SPEECH,
ANCIENT
AND
MODEM
5
C.
THE
HISTORICAL
AND
LEGAL
CONTEXT
11
D.
THE
MIXTURE
OF
SPECIES
14
CHAPTER
II:
THE RHETORIC
OF
STRUCTURE
19
A.
THE
PROEM
21
B.
THE
NARRATIO
26
C.
THE
PARTITIO
27
D.
THE
PROOF
30
E.
THE
DIGRESSIO
38
F.
THE
PERORATIO
39
CHAPTER
III:
THE
RHETORIC
OF
ETHOS
AND
PATHOS
43
A.
ARISTOTLE
'S
THREE
ARTISTIC
PROOFS
43
B.
ETHICAL
PERSUASION
45
C.
PATHETIC
PERSUASION
64
CHAPTER
IV:
THE
RHETORIC
OF
STYLE
77
A.
DISTINCTNESS
78
B.
ABUNDANCE
86
CHAPTER
V
:
THE
RHETORIC
OF
LOGOGRAPHY
:
LOGOGRAPHIC
INTENT
91
A.
DEMOSTHENIC
AIMS
AND
ARGUMENTS
91
B.
REPEATED
PASSAGES
99
C.
FROM
LOGOGRAPHY
TO
POLITICS
102
APPENDIX:
105
EUBULUS,
PARTY
POLITICS,
AND
FOREIGN
POLICY
CHAPTER
VI:
CONCLUDING
RHETORICAL
COMMENTS
113
A.
THE
RHETORICAL
SITUATION
113
B.
THE
RHETORICAL
SOLUTION
116
BIBLIOGRAPHY
121
INDEX
153 |
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