Rereading Aristotle's "Rhetoric" - Hardcover

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ISBN 10: 0809322676 ISBN 13: 9780809322671

Verlag: Southern Illinois University Press, 2000

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" [These essays are]" "notable for their command of the relevant issues, problems, and possibilities attending Aristotelian scholarship. [Their] chief strength rests in the multiple perspectives and voices brought to bear on a single text; and it is clear not only that the text can assume such weight, but that these rereadings in turn help enrich and complicate our understanding of the "Rhetoric. . . . "[T]he book makes a solid claim to staking out new territory for the study of Aristotle." -- Stephen Browne, author of "Edmund Burke and the Discourse of Virtue " "[These essays are]" "notable for their command of the relevant issues, problems, and possibilities attending Aristotelian scholarship. [Their] chief strength rests in the multiple perspectives and voices brought to bear on a single text; and it is clear not only that the text can assume such weight, but that these rereadings in turn help enrich and complicate our understanding of the "Rhetoric. . . . "[T]he book makes a solid claim to staking out new territory for the study of Aristotle."--Stephen Browne, author of "Edmund Burke and the Discourse of Virtue" "[These essays are]""notable for their command of the relevant issues, problems, and possibilities attending Aristotelian scholarship. [Their] chief strength rests in the multiple perspectives and voices brought to bear on a single text; and it is clear not only that the text can assume such weight, but that these rereadings in turn help enrich and complicate our understanding of the "Rhetoric. . . . "[T]he book makes a solid claim to staking out new territory for the study of Aristotle."--Stephen Browne, author of "Edmund Burke and the Discourse of Virtue " [These essays are]" "notable for their command of the relevant issues, problems, and possibilities attending Aristotelian scholarship. [Their] chief strength rests in the multiple perspectives and voices brought to bear on a single text; and it is clear not only that the text can assume such weight, but that these rereadings in turn help enrich and complicate our understanding of the "Rhetoric. . . . "[T]he book makes a solid claim to staking out new territory for the study of Aristotle. Stephen Browne, author of "Edmund Burke and the Discourse of Virtue "" "[These essays are] notable for their command of the relevant issues, problems, and possibilities attending Aristotelian scholarship. [Their] chief strength rests in the multiple perspectives and voices brought to bear on a single text; and it is clear not only that the text can assume such weight, but that these rereadings in turn help enrich and complicate our understanding of the Rhetoric. . . . [T]he book makes a solid claim to staking out new territory for the study of Aristotle."--Stephen Browne, author of Edmund Burke and the Discourse of Virtue

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In this collection, scholars in communication, rhetoric and composition, and philosophy seek to "reread" Aristotle's "Rhetoric" from a purely rhetorical perspective. The essays reflect on questions basic to rhetoric as a humanistic discipline.

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• Verlag: Southern Illinois University Press
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2000
• ISBN 10: 0809322676
• ISBN 13: 9780809322671
• Einband: Tapa dura
• Anzahl der Seiten: 304
• Herausgeber: Gross Alan G., Walzer Arthur