Rhetoric in the European tradition

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = ⅷ
• Abbreviations = ⅹ
• Chapter 1. Classical Greek Rhetorics = 1
• The Teachings of the "Sophists" = 4
• Plato = 8
• Aristotle = 13
• Isocrates and the Primacy of Eloquence = 17
• Rhetoric and Politics = 20
• Plato, Gorgias = 26
• Aristotle, Rhetoric = 26
• Chapter 2. Hellenistic and Roman Rhetorics = 29
• Enkyklios paideia = 29
• "Stasis" in Rhetorical Invention = 32
• Cicero and the Ideal Orator = 34
• The Survival of Ciceronian Ideals = 38
• Greeks in the Roman World = 43
• [Cicero], Rhetorica ad Herennium = 49
• Cicero, De inventione = 50
• Quintilian, De institutione oratoria = 51
• Chapter 3. Late Classical and Medieval Greek Rhetorics = 53
• Hermogenes' Works = 54
• The Second Sophistic = 59
• Byzantine Rhetoric = 63
• Chapter 4. Rhetoric in the Latin Middle Ages = 72
• Rhetoric in Augustine = 74
• Boethius = 78
• The First Renaissance of Rhetoric in the Middle Ages : Alcuin = 82
• "The Age of Iron and Lead" : Gerbert and Notker = 86
• Medieval "Ciceronianism" = 90
• Cicero in the Artes = 93
• Augustine, De doctrina christiana, Book 4 = 105
• Alcuin, Disputatio de rhetorica = 105
• Notker Labeo, Nova rhetorica = 106
• William of Auvergne, De arte praedicandi = 107
• Robert de Basevorn, Forma praedicandi = 108
• Chapter 5. Rhetoric and Renaissance Humanism = 109
• New Texts, Old Rhetorics = 111
• Trebizond and the Aldine Rhetores graeci = 114
• Erasmus and Luther = 120
• Revolutions in Rhetoric : Agricola and Peter Ramus = 124
• English Rhetorics : 1530-1600 = 133
• Erasmus, Praise of Folly = 147
• Philip Melanchthon, Elementa rhetorices = 148
• Thomas Wilson, The Arte of Rhetorique = 149
• Chapter 6. Rhetoric in the Seventeenth Century = 151
• Jesuit Rhetorics = 152
• Nicolas Caussin = 155
• Keckermann and Vossius = 157
• Philosophers and Rhetoric = 162
• Bacon and the New Style = 167
• Descartes and the "New Rhetoric" = 171
• Lamy's Rh$$e'$$torique, ou l'Art de parler = 173
• Seventeenth-Century Perspectives = 176
• Nicolas Caussin, S. J., De eloquentia sacra et humana = 182
• Bartholomeus Keckermann, Systema rhetoricae = 184
• Gerhard Johann Vossius, Rhetorices contractae, sive partitionum oratoriarum libri V = 185
• Bernard Lamy, Rh$$e'$$torique, ou l'Art de parler = 187
• Chapter 7. Eighteenth-Century Rhetorics = 188
• Philosophy and Rhetoric : An Overview = 191
• Buffier and DuMarsais = 194
• Bouhours and Rollin = 199
• Rhetoric and French Cultural Dominance = 203
• Eightcenth-Century British Rhetorics = 211
• The Elocutionary Movement = 213
• Rhetorics from the Hinterlands = 216
• G. B. Vico, Institutiones oratoriae = 228
• Claude Buffier, S. J., Trait$$e'$$ de l'$$e'$$loquence = 229
• Charles Rollin, Trait$$e'$$ des $$e'$$tudes : De la mani$$bprime e$$re d'enseigner dt d'$$e'$$tudier les Belles-Lettres = 230
• J. C. Gottsched, Ausf$$\ddot u$$hrliche Redekunst = 231
• Gregorio Mayans y Siscar, Ret$$o'$$rica = 232
• George Campbell, Philosophy of Rheioric = 232
• Chapter 8 Rhetoric in the Nineteenth Century = 235
• Political and Social Transformations = 236
• England, Scotland, and Ireland = 237
• France and Germany = 241
• The United States and Canada = 246
• Spencer and Bain = 250
• Richard Whately, Elements of Rhetoric = 256
• Alexander Bain, English Composition and Rhetoric = 257
• Chapter 9. Rhetoric after the Great War = 260
• Richards' "Rhetoric" = 262
• Literature and Reform : The Early Burke = 268
• Ad Bellum Purificandum = 274
• Weaver's Revoit Against the Masses = 277
• Chapter 10. Philosophers Turn to Rhetoric = 285
• Richard McKeon = 285
• Stephen Toulmin = 291
• Chaim Perelman = 296
• J$$\ddot u$$rgen Habermas = 299
• Conclusion and Summary = 303
• Chaim Perelman and Lucie Olbrechts-Tyteca, The New Rhetoric : A Treatise on Argumentation = 307
• Chronological Tables = 311
• Glossary = 316
• Index = 319