Ep. 247: Aristotle on Rhetoric and Emotions (Part One)

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

Getting Into the Book

01:35 • 2min

3

Are You Reading Aristotle Directly or Should We Read Secondary Sources?

03:10 • 2min

4

Is There a Place for Rhetoric?

04:55 • 2min

5

Rhetoric Is a Tool

07:01 • 2min

6

The Substance of the Criticism - Is There Any Real Art or Science?

09:29 • 3min

7

The Art of Rhetoric

12:51 • 2min

8

What's Left Out?

14:56 • 3min

9

The Rhetorical Elements in Science

18:15 • 2min

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Persuasive Writing

20:11 • 3min

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23:22 • 2min

12

Is Reason Reducible to Rhetorical Moves?

25:03 • 2min

13

Is Heteros Other as Opposed to Autonomy?

27:04 • 2min

14

The Three Elements That Influence the Persuasiveness of the Speech

28:43 • 3min

15

What's the Alternative?

31:32 • 2min

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Anthememes - The Body of Persuasion

33:16 • 2min

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The Maxims Are the Components of Enthemees

34:52 • 2min

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Is It a Maxim or a Cliche?

36:44 • 2min

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Is There a Left Out Premise?

38:17 • 2min

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The Meaning of Persuasion in Chapter 20

40:35 • 2min

21

Is There a Difference Between Example and Analogue?

42:49 • 3min

22

Is There a Sign of Something?

45:37 • 2min

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Among Signs Is a Criterion

47:07 • 2min

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Aristotle's Paradigma in Rhetoric

49:29 • 3min

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Why You Shouldn't Provide Multiple Examples

52:07 • 3min