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Platonists and the teaching of rhetoric in late antiquity

pp. 143-159

Abstrakt

A significant contribution to the teaching of rhetoric and the development of technical aspects of rhetorical theory in late antiquity was made by rhetoricians with a Platonist philosophical commitment. This chapter surveys the phenomenon, considering the relationship between rhetoric as taught by philosophers and by rhetoricians with no known philosophical allegiance, and the practical and ideological reasons for philosophers' engagement with rhetoric.1

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Vassilopoulou Panayiota, Clark Stephen R. L. (2009) Late antique epistemology: other ways to truth. Dordrecht, Springer.

Seiten: 143-159

DOI: 10.1057/9780230240773_9

Referenz:

(2009) „Platonists and the teaching of rhetoric in late antiquity“, In: P. Vassilopoulou & S. R. Clark (eds.), Late antique epistemology, Dordrecht, Springer, 143–159.