The Rhetoric of Muthos and Logos: Forms of Figurative Discourse, in: Buxton, R. (ed.) From Myth to Reason? Studies in the Development of Greek Thought (Oxford), 119-43Calame, C. (1999), ‚The rhetoric of muthos and logos: Forms of figurative discourse‛, en Buxton (1999), 119-...
4.The Stduy of Formal Description of Chinese Character Glyph and Application汉字字形形式化描述方法及应用研究 5.Forms of Chinese Character: the Unique Physical Form of Expression of Chinese-Character Rhetoric;汉字的形体:汉字修辞独特的物质形式 6.The Components of Chinese Character And Its Explanation In...
such a move is going to be taken by drawing attention to the significance of “dependent arising” (pratītyasamutpāda) as an alternative model of causality/ conditionality (including its relevance
One of the many writings attributed to Aristotle is Rhetoric. In Book I, Section 1356, Aristotle writes of three forms of proof: logos, pathos and ethos (Roberts, 1954). Over 2300 years later, these same tools remain relevant in terms of both spoken and written persuasion (Lucas, 2004)....