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Material Type: Exam; Professor: Burg; Class: History of Rhetoric and Communication Studies; Subject: Communication Studies; University: Christopher Newport University; Term: Fall 2009;
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Classical Rhetoric Midterm Review Sheet This review is representative of people/concepts/terms you should know, however it is not exhaustive. Consult your notes and readings to fill in possible gaps. This multiple choice exam includes, but is not limited to definition, fill in the blank, matching, quote/concept identification type questions. Be sure to understand the positions of the figures in each dialogue and the implications of various definitions to these rhetorical terms. Techne (definitions, implications, etc.) Aristotle’s definition of rhetoric Characteristics of rhetoric Political order/culture of Athens Ekklesia Agora Polis Rhapsodes Rhetor Critiques of Sophists Sophistic definition of rhetoric To dynaton To prepon Gorgias’ rhetorical style Copia Kairos Protogoras Protagoras’ teaching methods
Dissoi logoi Eristics Plato’s view of rhetoric (and Art) in both the Gorgias and the Phaedrus Gorgias’s defense of rhetoric Polus’s defense of rhetoric Callicles’s defense of rhetoric Socratic method/dialectic Plato’s views on Justice/Love Relationship between Justice and Rhetoric (as developed by Plato) Relationship between Love and Rhetoric (as developed by Plato) Conviction/Belief/Knowledge/Pandering Techne vs. Knack Other arts and rhetoric