A Companion to Greek Rhetoric (Blackwell Companions to the by Ian Worthington
By Ian Worthington
- Traces the increase of rhetoric and its makes use of from Homer to Byzantium
- Covers wider-ranging subject matters resembling rhetoric's dating to wisdom, ethics, faith, legislation, and emotion
- Incorporates new fabric giving us clean insights into how the Greeks observed and used rhetoric
- Discusses the assumption of rhetoric and examines the prestige of rhetoric reports, current and future
- All quotations from historic assets are translated into English
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