In this weeks reading, I pointed out the differences in dialogues between Plato’s: Gorgias, Phaedrus, and Sophists and Protagoras. Plato’s […]
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Enlightenment Philosophy and Rhetoric
After completing the 7 mintue video and the section 1.3 reading, I’m still pretty lost on the concept of how […]
Renaissance Rhetoric & Enlightenment
Rhetoric during the Renaissance was viewed as an aid to contemplation and moral refinement. It is said to be the […]
Herrick Response to 69-81
Aristotle’s main focus is attention to the systematic study of art. This came as a response to Plato’s criticism. They both […]
What is Rhetoric? Pt. 2
Rhetoric is understood as “management of symbols in order to coordinate social action. These symbols mentioned in the reading refer […]
What is Rhetoric? Pt. 1
Rhetoric is understood as “management of symbols in order to coordinate social action. These symbols mentioned in the reading refer […]