International audienceThis article studies how Ciceronian rhetoric developed a more literary approach of its object from 46 BCE on. Addressing the weakening of political oratory during Caesar’s dictatorship, Cicero chose to put forward, in his Orator published in 46 BCE, a new idealistic understanding of rhetoric based on philosophical concepts and not on practical experience since the forum was now empty. This formalization was also meant as a response to the harsh criticism Cicero had suffered from C. Licinius Calvus and his followers, the “Atticists”, who defended a stylistically restrained eloquence: defining the “ideal orator” would give Cicero the opportunity to refute the atticist theory of style. With this new rhetorical approach an...
Why did the first printers in Italy choose Cicero’s de Oratorein 1465? How did itcome to epitomize R...
Purpose of the article: to analyze the basic points of philosophical concepts of rhetoric of Plato a...
The article being here presented has constituted primarily a part of a master's thesis entitled Cice...
International audienceThis article studies how Ciceronian rhetoric developed a more literary approac...
International audienceThis article is part of the project carried out by the GRDI Les Mondes Lettrés...
My goal with this article is to present the elements involved in Cicero's criticism of ...
This article deals with the status of emotions in the Ciceronian rhetorical theory. Presented as the...
This article explores the reception of Cicero in early modern England, specifically his centrality t...
Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of ArtsText from page ...
International audienceCet article démontre que l’organisation des premiers traités rhétoriques latin...
Cicero (106–43 BCE) was a Roman statesman, orator, and philosopher. As well as speeches, letters, an...
This study investigates how literary battles fought over rhetorical style in ancient Rome and in the...
Although they are introduced by Cicero himself as a major piece of his work, Tusculanae Disputatione...
International audienceThis article aims at explaining the use of extra causam arguments in Cicero's ...
<p>This dissertation seeks to identify what makes Cicero’s approach to politics unique. The author's...
Why did the first printers in Italy choose Cicero’s de Oratorein 1465? How did itcome to epitomize R...
Purpose of the article: to analyze the basic points of philosophical concepts of rhetoric of Plato a...
The article being here presented has constituted primarily a part of a master's thesis entitled Cice...
International audienceThis article studies how Ciceronian rhetoric developed a more literary approac...
International audienceThis article is part of the project carried out by the GRDI Les Mondes Lettrés...
My goal with this article is to present the elements involved in Cicero's criticism of ...
This article deals with the status of emotions in the Ciceronian rhetorical theory. Presented as the...
This article explores the reception of Cicero in early modern England, specifically his centrality t...
Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of ArtsText from page ...
International audienceCet article démontre que l’organisation des premiers traités rhétoriques latin...
Cicero (106–43 BCE) was a Roman statesman, orator, and philosopher. As well as speeches, letters, an...
This study investigates how literary battles fought over rhetorical style in ancient Rome and in the...
Although they are introduced by Cicero himself as a major piece of his work, Tusculanae Disputatione...
International audienceThis article aims at explaining the use of extra causam arguments in Cicero's ...
<p>This dissertation seeks to identify what makes Cicero’s approach to politics unique. The author's...
Why did the first printers in Italy choose Cicero’s de Oratorein 1465? How did itcome to epitomize R...
Purpose of the article: to analyze the basic points of philosophical concepts of rhetoric of Plato a...
The article being here presented has constituted primarily a part of a master's thesis entitled Cice...