Aristotle was the first theoretician of voluntary ambiguity in the texts. He defined and illustrated its various processes. Of his attitude towards voluntary ambiguity, we have retained generally only his condemnation of its practice. Although he systematically described the processes of voluntary ambiguity in relation to « sophistic refutations » in order to condemn and combat them, he also evoked identical processes in relation to poetry or rhetoric, and not always in a negative way, on the contrary. The « metaphor » in particular (but not uniquely), taken in a large sense, can be in his eyes a means of indirect and ambiguous expression which is preferable to direct and non-ambiguous expression, because it allows comprehension of the gene...
Voluntariness in Aristotle. Aristotle, by unifying the levels of soul and body in his theory of volu...
Aristotle's Rhetoric is of ambivalent character. While reading it, we feel a certain vacillation bet...
THE END OF PERSUASION IN ARISTOTLE’S “RHETORIC” 1.1-1.8Aristotle’s writings contain an interesting p...
Aristotle was the first theoretician of voluntary ambiguity in the texts. He defined and illustrated...
In the Rhetoric Aristotle sets forth a division of rhetoric into three species (deliberative, judici...
Aristotle’s doctrine of voluntary actions differs as it is examined in the Eudemian and in the Nicom...
The ambiguities which we find in the comedy of Aristophanes are voluntary by nature, and intended to...
We study the phenomenon of voluntary ambiguity by placing it in the framework of communication mecha...
The A. deals here with a number of questions raised by the interpretation of the Ethics and Politics...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 63-67)Aristotle???s Rhetoric has long been a canonical te...
International audienceThe eunoia according to Aristotle in the Ethics, raises a numerous difficultie...
Aristoteles’in “varlık” görüşü genellikle töz görüşüyle bağlantısında ele alınır. Oysa “varlık” ve “...
Within the contemporary political-ethical debate, the Aristotelian ethics of virtue is frequently in...
In the "Ode to Man," in Antigone,Sophocles stressed the moral ambiguity of the technique. Since it c...
Aristotle formed the expression όν ή όν with the polemic aim of opposing the platonism's doctrine of...
Voluntariness in Aristotle. Aristotle, by unifying the levels of soul and body in his theory of volu...
Aristotle's Rhetoric is of ambivalent character. While reading it, we feel a certain vacillation bet...
THE END OF PERSUASION IN ARISTOTLE’S “RHETORIC” 1.1-1.8Aristotle’s writings contain an interesting p...
Aristotle was the first theoretician of voluntary ambiguity in the texts. He defined and illustrated...
In the Rhetoric Aristotle sets forth a division of rhetoric into three species (deliberative, judici...
Aristotle’s doctrine of voluntary actions differs as it is examined in the Eudemian and in the Nicom...
The ambiguities which we find in the comedy of Aristophanes are voluntary by nature, and intended to...
We study the phenomenon of voluntary ambiguity by placing it in the framework of communication mecha...
The A. deals here with a number of questions raised by the interpretation of the Ethics and Politics...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 63-67)Aristotle???s Rhetoric has long been a canonical te...
International audienceThe eunoia according to Aristotle in the Ethics, raises a numerous difficultie...
Aristoteles’in “varlık” görüşü genellikle töz görüşüyle bağlantısında ele alınır. Oysa “varlık” ve “...
Within the contemporary political-ethical debate, the Aristotelian ethics of virtue is frequently in...
In the "Ode to Man," in Antigone,Sophocles stressed the moral ambiguity of the technique. Since it c...
Aristotle formed the expression όν ή όν with the polemic aim of opposing the platonism's doctrine of...
Voluntariness in Aristotle. Aristotle, by unifying the levels of soul and body in his theory of volu...
Aristotle's Rhetoric is of ambivalent character. While reading it, we feel a certain vacillation bet...
THE END OF PERSUASION IN ARISTOTLE’S “RHETORIC” 1.1-1.8Aristotle’s writings contain an interesting p...