Aristotle - the greatest Greek philosopher, student of Plato and teacher of Alexander the Great.
In the "Rhetoric" Aristotle laid the foundation of the classical rhetorical system that for almost two thousand years, has been adopted as a model for learning the art of public speaking.
Aristotle understands rhetoric as the art of persuasion, which covers all areas of human life: it is equally necessary in matters relating to everyday needs of the individual and the state in the affairs of importance.
In the first book of work "Rhetoric," Aristotle explains the purpose and scope of rhetoric, its place among other sciences and arts, and analyzes the main methods of persuasion, ie the principles on which the conclusiveness of public speech.
Series: Anthology thought
Genre: Philosophy
Publisher: Ardis
Authors: Aristotle
Artists: Prudovsky I.
Playing time: 3 hours. 56 min.
Without age restrictions
All rights reserved
In the "Rhetoric" Aristotle laid the foundation of the classical rhetorical system that for almost two thousand years, has been adopted as a model for learning the art of public speaking.
Aristotle understands rhetoric as the art of persuasion, which covers all areas of human life: it is equally necessary in matters relating to everyday needs of the individual and the state in the affairs of importance.
In the first book of work "Rhetoric," Aristotle explains the purpose and scope of rhetoric, its place among other sciences and arts, and analyzes the main methods of persuasion, ie the principles on which the conclusiveness of public speech.
Series: Anthology thought
Genre: Philosophy
Publisher: Ardis
Authors: Aristotle
Artists: Prudovsky I.
Playing time: 3 hours. 56 min.
Without age restrictions
All rights reserved
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