From the last part of the fifth century onwards, orators trained in rhetoric became increasingly important in the Athenian democracy, as politicians, logographers and lawyers. Because of their expertise in rhetoric as well as administration and law they are usually described as the first 'professionals’ in the Athenian political system. In this study I suggest that the orators merely operated with a different type of values than at the time were dominant in Athens, as was also the case with the Sophists,who, because of their adherence to new values, became involved in a clash with a large part of the Athenian citizenry. ... Zie: Summar
An oratorical performance in Greek and Roman antiquity was much more than a vehicle for legal argume...
The elusive populist phenomenon has been the focus of numerous studies in recent years, with the rel...
The sophists were itinerant professional teachers and intellectuals who frequented Athens and other ...
From the last part of the fifth century onwards, orators trained in rhetoric became increasingly imp...
For four centuries (c. 900-500 B. C.) an aristocratic warrior culture and its concomitant ideals and...
This thesis aims to contribute to the study of the role of the civic past in the public discourse of...
According to Aristotle, demokratia is an invalid form of constitution unless it operates in conjunct...
An examination of the role of the Sophists in ancient Greek democracy, with special reference to the...
textTraditional accounts of ancient law make the following generalizations: Athenian law was a syste...
The crafting of persuasive appeals that finds its conditions of possibility in and has the capacity ...
This volume brings together six papers relating to oratory and orators in public fora of Classical G...
"Focusing on extant speeches from the Athenian Assembly, lawcourts, and Council in the 5th-4th centu...
The objective of Ancient Athenian Rhetoric and notes for the first lecture. No date given
Litigants in 4th-century Athens used opponents’ physical appearance (in court and reported on previo...
Athenian forensic orators of the fourth century draw upon “negative representations of the other”, e...
An oratorical performance in Greek and Roman antiquity was much more than a vehicle for legal argume...
The elusive populist phenomenon has been the focus of numerous studies in recent years, with the rel...
The sophists were itinerant professional teachers and intellectuals who frequented Athens and other ...
From the last part of the fifth century onwards, orators trained in rhetoric became increasingly imp...
For four centuries (c. 900-500 B. C.) an aristocratic warrior culture and its concomitant ideals and...
This thesis aims to contribute to the study of the role of the civic past in the public discourse of...
According to Aristotle, demokratia is an invalid form of constitution unless it operates in conjunct...
An examination of the role of the Sophists in ancient Greek democracy, with special reference to the...
textTraditional accounts of ancient law make the following generalizations: Athenian law was a syste...
The crafting of persuasive appeals that finds its conditions of possibility in and has the capacity ...
This volume brings together six papers relating to oratory and orators in public fora of Classical G...
"Focusing on extant speeches from the Athenian Assembly, lawcourts, and Council in the 5th-4th centu...
The objective of Ancient Athenian Rhetoric and notes for the first lecture. No date given
Litigants in 4th-century Athens used opponents’ physical appearance (in court and reported on previo...
Athenian forensic orators of the fourth century draw upon “negative representations of the other”, e...
An oratorical performance in Greek and Roman antiquity was much more than a vehicle for legal argume...
The elusive populist phenomenon has been the focus of numerous studies in recent years, with the rel...
The sophists were itinerant professional teachers and intellectuals who frequented Athens and other ...