Aristotle on the Analysis of Legal Debates: Rhetorical “Issues” (Staseis) in Rhetoric?

Autor

  • Miklós Könczöl Pázmány Péter Catholic University; HUN-REN Centre for Social Sciences

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29107/rr2024.3.6

Słowa kluczowe:

Arystoteles, inwencja, kwestie, retoryka, status

Abstrakt

W niniejszym artykule rozważane są możliwe podobieństwa między Retoryką Arystotelesa a doktryną „kwestii” (status) rozwiniętą w retoryce hellenistycznej. Argumentuje się, że choć obecne w myśli Arystotelesa, kwestie nie są wbudowane w kompleksowy system, ale raczej zintegrowane z jego metodą inwencji skoncentrowaną na tematach. Różne podejścia w księgach I i III wydają się wynikać głównie z ich kontekstów i uzupełniają się nawzajem, koncentrując się na różnych aspektach zagadnień.

Pobrania

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Opublikowane

02-10-2024

Jak cytować

Könczöl, Miklós. 2024. “Aristotle on the Analysis of Legal Debates: Rhetorical ‘Issues’ (Staseis) in Rhetoric?”. Res Rhetorica 11 (3): 100-118. https://doi.org/10.29107/rr2024.3.6.