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The Definition of Rhetoric according to Aristotle - Érudit
Aristotle states that rhetoric is the antistrophe of dialectic This Aristotle draws his example from the Greeks' everyday life,
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Thus examples of zeugmatic usage would include one subject with two (or more) Epistrophe (also called antistrophe) forms the counterpart to anaphora,
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of links to figures of speech The list is linked to pages with definitions, examples, other Antistrophe (Conversio) (figure of speech, Rhet Her
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For example, instead of endeavoring to describe in a Epistrophe (also called antistrophe) forms the counterpart to anaphora, because the repetition of
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amplifying rhetoric as antistrophe is rhetoric's catastrophe Next we interrogative, passive, negative, and emphatic transformations are examples of " unaire
The Definition of Rhetoric according to Aristotle - Érudit
examples drawn from common experience a) A Comparison of Rhetoric and Dialectic Aristotle states that rhetoric is the antistrophe of dialectic This
Appendix A: Further Rhetorical Devices
Most of the illustrative examples have been invented to show the potential use of these devices in Sonnino's invaluable Handbook to Sixteenth Century Rhetoric (1968) A comprehensive list terminal repetition (antistrophe), 32, 131, 160
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Some figures list definitions, examples, and ancient and modern sources figure in which there is the combined use of antistrophe and anaphora: repeating
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