Información General

• Autores: Laurent Pernot (coord.)
• Editores: Brill
• Año de publicación: 2009
• País: Países Bajos
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-90-04-17502-0
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Resumen

• This volume gathers over forty papers by leading scholars in the field of the history of rhetoric. It illustrates the current trends in this new area of research and offers a great richness of insights. The contributors are from fourteen different countries in Europe, America and Asia ; the majority of the papers are in English and French, some others in German, Italian, and Spanish. The texts and subjects covered include the Bible, Classical Antiquity, Medieval and Modern Europe, Chinese and Korean civilization, and the contemporary world. Word, speech, language and institutions are addressed from several points of view. One major topic, among many others, is Rhetoric and Religion.

Otros catálogos

• Red de Bibliotecas Universitarias (REBIUN)

Listado de artículos

• • PART I. RHETORIC IN HISTORY

    • L'histoire de la rhétorique dans l'Europe moderne

      Marc Fumaroli

      págs. 3-15

      

    • Rhétoriques particulaires et rhétoriques ondulatoires

      Sung-Gi Jon

      págs. 17-29

      

    • Aspects rhétoriques du discours historique

      Donka Alexandrova

      págs. 31-42

      

    • La rhétorique du "simulacrum": analogies historiques

      Andreï Rozhdestvenski

      págs. 43-52

      

    • La traducción como ejercicio retórico y gramatical

      Francisco Chico-Rico

      • Resumen
      • Texto completo

      págs. 53-72

      

    • The power of logos in Gorgias's "Encomium of Helen"

      Nam-Duh Kim

      págs. 75-89

      

    • Painting or writing speeches? Plato, Alcidamas, and Isocarates on logography

      Marie-Pierre Noël

      págs. 91-107

      

    • Transparency and trust in ancient rhetoric and poeticas

      Harvey Yunis

      págs. 109-117

      

    • Le discours du tribun Licinus Macer à la plèbe: (Alluste, "histories" 3, 48 M = 3,34 McGushin)

      Martine Chassignet

      págs. 119-135

      

    • Cicero and the sophists

      Robert N. Gaines

      págs. 137-151

      

    • Ciccerone allegorico: la metamorfosi del personaggio storico in paradigma dell'eloquenza romana

      Gabriella Moretti

      págs. 153-165

      

    • Deklamationen und Geschictsschreibung im 4. Jh. n. Chr

      Gualtiero Calboli

      págs. 167-196

      

    • Incest in roman declamation

      Bé Breij

      págs. 197-214

      

    • L'harmonie du savoir: du modèle rhétorique au modèle musical

      Florence Malhomme

      págs. 215-247

      

    • The history of russian rhetoric: sources, ideas, authors

      Vladimir I. Annushkin

      págs. 251-259

      

    • La rhétorique militaire en Russie

      Tcheslav Daletski

      págs. 261-267

      

    • Henri III rhéteur, nouvel Hercule gaulois

      Claude La Charité

      págs. 269-286

      

    • Jean-Jacques Rousseau ou les figures prises-au-propre

      Nanine Charbonnel

      págs. 287-301

      

    • The merging of civic republicanism, polite culture, and christianity in Hugh Blair's "Lectures on rhetoric and belles letres"

      Arthur E. Walzer

      pág. 303

      

    • The rhetoric against rhetoric: The Avant-garde manifiesto

      P.M. Mehtonen

      págs. 311-323

      

  • PART II. RHETORIC AND RELIGION

    • The rhetoric of religion

      Laurent Pernot

      págs. 327-346

      

    • Caduta e ascesa di religione e retorica

      Luigi Spina

      págs. 347-359

      

    • La parole, la foi et la beauté: la Grèce, Rome et le christianisme médiéval

      Alain Michel

      págs. 361-374

      

    • Rhetoricians in black: Benedictine monks and rhetorical revival in medieval Oxford

      Martin Joseph Camargo

      págs. 375-384

      

    • On chinese religious rhetoric

      Rudong Chen

      págs. 385-400

      

    • The expedient, the honorable, and the sacred: rhetorical "Topoi" and the religious imperative

      Michael Leff

      págs. 401-413

      

    • Les dieux chez les orateurs attiques

      Michael Edwards

      págs. 417-425

      

    • Gottesurteil - Beweismittel - Stilfigur: Funktion und stellenwert des eides in der antiken rhetorik

      Manfred Kraus

      págs. 427-443

      

    • Le "discourse sacré" ("hieros logos"): une forme de rhétorique religieuse dans l'Antiquité grecque

      Mina Tasseva

      págs. 445-465

      

    • L'influence de la légende bouddhique sur le roman de "Barlaam et Josaphat": un cas de persuasion rhétorique et religieuse

      Heon Kim

      págs. 467-481

      

    • Rhétorique paulinienne et terminologie qoumrânienne

      Marc Philonenko

      págs. 485-496

      

    • Pourquoi in un "Traité de rhétorique biblique"?

      Roland Meynet

      págs. 497-506

      

    • The rehtorical "Dispositio" of 1. Cor. 11, 2-16 and the problem of the veil

      Slawomir Torbus

      págs. 507-521

      

    • Art oratoire et argumentation dans le "Livre de Job"

      Velichko Rumenchev

      págs. 523-535

      

    • Scriptural "Elocutio" in seventeenth-century England

      Lawrence D. Green

      págs. 537-548

      

    • La importancia de la "pronuntiatio"en la "Retórica eclesiástica" (1576) de Fray Luis de Granada

      Alfonso Martín Jiménez

      págs. 551-563

      

    • Bunyan's progress and Glanvill's stand: narration and stasis in later seventeenth-century english religious discourse

      Jameela Lares

      págs. 565-573

      

    • "No proper subject": religion and eloquence in mondern Britain

      Don Paul Abbott

      págs. 575-583

      

    • Homiletik und rhetorik: Hermann Herings "Predigtlhere"

      Gregor Kalivoda

      págs. 585-595

      

    • "Theology of liberation" and its tradition in Poland: the church, politics and rhetoric in 1981-1989

      Jakub Lichanski

      págs. 599-609

      

    • La question des rapports entre l'êglise et l'êtat dans la rhétorique parlementaire en Bulgaire

      Lilia Metodieva

      págs. 611-623