Art Of Rhetoric Aristotle Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

Persuasion Analyzed Aristotle (384–322 Bc) The Great Greek Thinker Researcher And Educator Ranks Among Most Important Influential Figures In History Of Philosophy Theology Science He Joined Plato’s Academy Athens 367 Remained There For Twenty Years After Spending Three At Asian Court A Former Pupil Hermeias Where Married Pythias One Hermeias’ Relations Living Time Mytilene Was Appointed By Philip Macedon 343 2 To Become Tutor His Teenaged Son Alexander Philip’s Death 336 Became Head Own School Lyceum Whose Followers Were Known As Peripatetics Because Anti-Macedonian Feeling Alexander’s 323 Withdrew Chalcis Euboea Died 322 Wrote Voluminously On Broad Range Subjects Analytical Practical Theoretical But Nearly All Works That Prepared Publication Are Lost Extant Lecture-Materials Notes Memoranda Some Spurious Rhetoric Manual Public Speakers Probably Composed While Still Isocrates Alive Instead Sophistic Isocratean Method Imitating Model Speeches Devised Systematic Based Dialectic Which Had Recently Written First Goal Is Find Available Means Any Given Case Using Argument Character Speaker Emotions Audience Says “A Kind Offshoot From Study Justly Called Politics ”This Edition Aristotle’s Replaces Original Loeb J H Freese Supplies Text Rudolf Kassel Fresh Translation Ample Annotation Fully Current With Modern Scholarship Σελίδες: 528 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0609 Διαστάσεις: 10 8X10 8Cm