Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticMacmillan, 1922 - 503 pagine |
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Pagina 193
... Quintilian . More particularly Montfaucon de Villars ( 1671 ) 5 wrote a book on " Deli- cacy " ; Ettori strove to find some definition more satis- factory than those current at the time ( e.g. " it is the finest invention of wit , the ...
... Quintilian . More particularly Montfaucon de Villars ( 1671 ) 5 wrote a book on " Deli- cacy " ; Ettori strove to find some definition more satis- factory than those current at the time ( e.g. " it is the finest invention of wit , the ...
Pagina 423
... Quintilian , the duty of being vir bonus dicendi peritus ; yet the unalterable fact remains that Rhetoric can never be considered a regular science , being formed of a congeries of widely dissimilar cognitions . It included Accumulation ...
... Quintilian , the duty of being vir bonus dicendi peritus ; yet the unalterable fact remains that Rhetoric can never be considered a regular science , being formed of a congeries of widely dissimilar cognitions . It included Accumulation ...
Pagina 425
... Quintilian with having confused Dialectic and Rhetoric ; and they assigned invention and disposition to the former , agreeing with Vives that " elocution " alone should be allowed to Rhetoric.3 Patrizzi , on the other hand , refused the ...
... Quintilian with having confused Dialectic and Rhetoric ; and they assigned invention and disposition to the former , agreeing with Vives that " elocution " alone should be allowed to Rhetoric.3 Patrizzi , on the other hand , refused the ...
Pagina 427
... ( Quintilian will serve , as typical of all the rest ) quod perspicuo ac probabili plus est.1 The notion of ornament as something added on from outside forms the basis of the theory which Aristotle , the philosopher of Rhetoric , gave of ...
... ( Quintilian will serve , as typical of all the rest ) quod perspicuo ac probabili plus est.1 The notion of ornament as something added on from outside forms the basis of the theory which Aristotle , the philosopher of Rhetoric , gave of ...
Pagina 428
... Quintilian , Seneca and others saying , Ipsae res verba rapiunt , Pectus est quod disertos facit et vis mentis , Rem tene , verba sequentur , Curam verborum rerum volo esse sollicitudinem , or Nulla est verborum nisi rei cohaerentium ...
... Quintilian , Seneca and others saying , Ipsae res verba rapiunt , Pectus est quod disertos facit et vis mentis , Rem tene , verba sequentur , Curam verborum rerum volo esse sollicitudinem , or Nulla est verborum nisi rei cohaerentium ...
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