Traité du sublime

Longin

Goyet, Francis

<p>Rhetoric used to teach a certain type of gaze so that a work could be perceived as a totality. The thesis of this work is therefore that the rhetorical gaze is--or was--a synthetic gaze. This sort of thesis requires returning to a very classical problem, that of a work's overall construction.</p>

Le Regard rhétorique (L'Univers Rhetorique) (French Edition)

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

Classiques Garnier

<p>Cicero handed down the technique of raising debate to the level of major principles: this led to the ""commonplace,"" a triumph of eloquence. Returning to principles is the source of the greatest emotion and the greatest argumentative coherence in a living unity that connects reason(s) and passions.</p>

Le Sublime du lieu commun: L'Invention rhétorique dans l'Antiquité et à la Renaissance (Bibliotheque de la Renaissance) (French Edition)

Literature & Fiction

History & Criticism

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