Aristotle's Treatise on Rhetoric: Literally Translated with Hobbes' Analysis, Examination Questions, and an Appendix Containing the Greek DefinitionsG. Bell, 1890 - 500 pagine |
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... prove and per- suade , thereon give artificial rules , which are still compressed within the circle of a question , according to the proposed mat- ter . " Defense of Poetry . B That we can re- duce them to a sys- tem ARISTOTLES ...
... prove and per- suade , thereon give artificial rules , which are still compressed within the circle of a question , according to the proposed mat- ter . " Defense of Poetry . B That we can re- duce them to a sys- tem ARISTOTLES ...
Pagina 3
... prove the matter of fact , either that it is , or is not the case ; that it has , or has not happened . But as to the question whether it be important or trifling , just or whereas Aristotle designates by the word Tiotis , every thing ...
... prove the matter of fact , either that it is , or is not the case ; that it has , or has not happened . But as to the question whether it be important or trifling , just or whereas Aristotle designates by the word Tiotis , every thing ...
Pagina 4
... proved by the universal bias of orators to individual cases founded on law . To borrow an illustration from the arts , we may say , that as a person placed in the centre of a landscape has a fuller view of any individual object in it ...
... proved by the universal bias of orators to individual cases founded on law . To borrow an illustration from the arts , we may say , that as a person placed in the centre of a landscape has a fuller view of any individual object in it ...
Pagina 6
... prove that the question stands just as he , the adviser , asserts . In judicial questions , how- ever , this is not sufficient , but it is worth while to engage the hearer ; for the decision is about a case which does not affect himself ...
... prove that the question stands just as he , the adviser , asserts . In judicial questions , how- ever , this is not sufficient , but it is worth while to engage the hearer ; for the decision is about a case which does not affect himself ...
Pagina 7
... proved , ) but the proof of rhetoric is enthymem , ( and best rhe- this , to speak generally , has the most sovereign effect torician . of all the means of persuasion ; ) and the enthymem is a sort of syllogism ; since too it is the ...
... proved , ) but the proof of rhetoric is enthymem , ( and best rhe- this , to speak generally , has the most sovereign effect torician . of all the means of persuasion ; ) and the enthymem is a sort of syllogism ; since too it is the ...
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