Rhetoric - Revision history

Anton Kirchhofer at 07:36, 4 November 2008

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	*EXERCITATIO: practice		*EXERCITATIO: practice

	::[~~from~~: Plett, ''Einführung in die rhetorische Textanalyse'' ~~(1979)~~]		:[source: Heinrich F. Plett, ''Einführung in die rhetorische Textanalyse'', Hamburg ²1973 [1971], 3-22, 102-105.]

	==Weblinks==		==Weblinks==

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	[http://www.fernuni-hagen.de/EUROL/termini/1000.htm Rhetorik, Fernuni Hagen]		[http://www.fernuni-hagen.de/EUROL/termini/1000.htm Rhetorik, Fernuni Hagen]

	[[Category:Handout:Literature and Culture~~\|Handout~~]]		[[Category:Handout:Literature and Culture]]

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Weblinks

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	[http://www.fernuni-hagen.de/EUROL/termini/1000.htm Rhetorik, Fernuni Hagen]		[http://www.fernuni-hagen.de/EUROL/termini/1000.htm Rhetorik, Fernuni Hagen]

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	:::Why, how, and when, do many things disclose		:::Why, how, and when, do many things disclose

	2. DISPOSITIO (taxis, arrangement, Anordnung): arrangement (cf. above ‘structure’)		2. DISPOSITIO (taxis, arrangement, Anordnung): arrangement (cf. above ‘structure’)<br>
			3. ELOCUTIO (lexis, style, Stil)<br>
	3. ELOCUTIO (lexis, style, Stil)		4. MEMORIA (mneme, memorizing, Gedächtnis)<br>
			5. ACTIO or PRONUNTIATIO (hypokrisis, execution, Vortrag)<br>
	4. MEMORIA (mneme, memorizing, Gedächtnis)

	5. ACTIO or PRONUNTIATIO (hypokrisis, execution, Vortrag)

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	A body of rules which serve in order to produce texts ‘according to the rules of art’		A body of rules which serve in order to produce texts ‘according to the rules of art’
	(either written or spoken)		(either written or spoken)
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	#INVENTIO: (heuresis, invention, Erfindung)		1. INVENTIO: (heuresis, invention, Erfindung)
	::a mnemonic verse from the 16th century:		::a mnemonic verse from the 16th century:
	:::Who, what and where, by what help, and by whose:		:::Who, what and where, by what help, and by whose:
	:::Why, how, and when, do many things disclose		:::Why, how, and when, do many things disclose
	#DISPOSITIO (taxis, arrangement, Anordnung): arrangement (cf. above ‘structure’)
	#ELOCUTIO (lexis, style, Stil)		2. DISPOSITIO (taxis, arrangement, Anordnung): arrangement (cf. above ‘structure’)
	#MEMORIA (mneme, memorizing, Gedächtnis)
	#ACTIO or PRONUNTIATIO (hypokrisis, execution, Vortrag)		3. ELOCUTIO (lexis, style, Stil)

			4. MEMORIA (mneme, memorizing, Gedächtnis)

			5. ACTIO or PRONUNTIATIO (hypokrisis, execution, Vortrag)


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	*IMITATIO: imitation of exemplary models		*IMITATIO: imitation of exemplary models
	*EXERCITATIO: practice		*EXERCITATIO: practice

			::[from: Plett, ''Einführung in die rhetorische Textanalyse'' (1979)]

	==Weblinks==		==Weblinks==

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Genres of Speeches

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	\|bgcolor=#B9EEFF\|Topic		\|bgcolor=#B9EEFF\|Topic
	\|bgcolor=#efefef\|Honour/Dishonour		\|bgcolor=#efefef\|Honour/Dishonour
	\|bgcolor=#efefef\|~~Use~~/Detriment		\|bgcolor=#efefef\|Advantage/Detriment
	\|bgcolor=#efefef\|Justice/Injustice		\|bgcolor=#efefef\|Justice/Injustice
	\|-		\|-
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	\|bgcolor=#B9EEFF\|Example		\|bgcolor=#B9EEFF\|Example
	\|bgcolor=#efefef\|Praise, libel, gratulatory texts, ode etc.		\|bgcolor=#efefef\|Praise (panegyric), libel, gratulatory texts, ode etc.
	\|bgcolor=#efefef\|Political speech, didactical purposes, sermon		\|bgcolor=#efefef\|Political speech, didactical purposes, sermon
	\|bgcolor=#efefef\|Speech at court, pamphlet, satire, apology		\|bgcolor=#efefef\|Speech at court, pamphlet, satire, apology
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	==How to learn Rhetoric==		==How to learn Rhetoric==
	How to acquire the methods of rhetoric?		How to acquire the methods of rhetoric?

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-==Purpose of Rhetoric==
-The purpose of rhetoric is to persuade: intellectually (docere) and emotionally (delectare, movere).
+==How to learn Rhetoric==
-*DOCERE: using LOGOS (appeal to reason)
+How to acquire the methods of rhetoric?
-*DELECTARE: using ETHOS (appeal to charactern)
-*MOVERE: using PATHOS (appeal to emotion)
+*ARS: command of rhetorical techniques
+*IMITATIO: imitation of exemplary models
-==Levels of Speech==
+*EXERCITATIO: practice
 ==Weblinks==

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Rhetoric

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	~~=Rhetoric=~~		__NOTOC__
	A body of rules to produce an artistic text, written or spoken		A body of rules to produce an artistic text, written or spoken

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	==~~System~~ of ~~Rhetoric~~==		==Traditional Steps of Preparing a Speech==
	5 ''partes artis'':		5 ''partes artis'':
	*INVENTIO: invention		*INVENTIO: invention

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Levels of Speech

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	==Levels of Speech==		==Levels of Speech==

	* ''GENUS HUMILE'' or ''SUBTILE'': plain style, close to colloquial speech, used in sermons, comedy etc.		* GENUS HUMILE or SUBTILE: plain style, close to colloquial speech, used in sermons, comedy etc.
	* ''GENUS MEDIUM'' or ''MIXTUM'': middle or mixed style, used in learned dissertations etc.		* GENUS MEDIUM or MIXTUM: middle or mixed style, used in learned dissertations etc.
	* ''GENUS GRANDE'' or ''SUBLIME'': high or sublime style, poetic language, designed to move the audience, used in tragedies, eulogies, heroic epics etc.		* GENUS GRANDE or SUBLIME: high or sublime style, poetic language, designed to move the audience, used in tragedies, eulogies, heroic epics etc.

	==How to learn Rhetoric==		==How to learn Rhetoric==

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Levels of Speech

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	==Levels of Speech==		==Levels of Speech==

	* ''~~genus humile~~'' or ''~~subtile~~'': plain style, close to colloquial speech, used in sermons, comedy etc.		* ''GENUS HUMILE'' or ''SUBTILE'': plain style, close to colloquial speech, used in sermons, comedy etc.
	* ''~~genus medium~~'' or ''~~mixtum~~'': middle or mixed style, used in learned dissertations etc.		* ''GENUS MEDIUM'' or ''MIXTUM'': middle or mixed style, used in learned dissertations etc.
	* ''~~genus grande~~'' or ''~~sublime~~'': high or sublime style, poetic language, designed to move the audience, used in tragedies, eulogies, heroic epics etc.		* ''GENUS GRANDE'' or ''SUBLIME'': high or sublime style, poetic language, designed to move the audience, used in tragedies, eulogies, heroic epics etc.

	==How to learn Rhetoric==		==How to learn Rhetoric==