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Worthington/CompaniontoGreekRhetoric 1405125519_1_pretoc FinalProof page iii 11.8.2006 7:05pm A COMPANION TO GREEK RHETORIC Edited by Ian Worthington Worthington/CompaniontoGreekRhetoric 1405125519_1_pretoc FinalProof page i 11.8.2006 7:05pm A COMPANION TO GREEK RHETORIC Worthington/CompaniontoGreekRhetoric 1405125519_1_pretoc FinalProof page ii 11.8.2006 7:05pm BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO THE ANCIENT WORLD This series provides sophisticated and authoritative overviews of periods of ancient history, genres of classical literature, and the most important themes in ancient culture. Each volume comprises between twenty-fiveandfortyconciseessayswrittenbyindividualscholarswithintheirareaofspecialization.The essays are written in a clear, provocative, and lively manner, designed for an international audience of scholars,students,andgeneralreaders. 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Forfurtherinformationon BlackwellPublishing,visitourwebsite: www.blackwellpublishing.com Worthington/CompaniontoGreekRhetoric 1405125519_2_toc FinalProof page v 9.8.2006 7:37pm Contents Notes on Contributors viii Preface: For Readers– and Reviewers x Notes xii Abbreviations xiii Speeches of the Attic Orators xiv Part I Setting the Scene 1 1 Rhetorical Questions 3 EdwardSchiappa and Jim Hamm 2 Modern Interpretations of Classical GreekRhetoric 16 Takis Poulakos Part II Rhetoric: A Brief History 25 3 Background and Origins:Oratoryand Rhetoric before the Sophists 27 Michael Gagarin 4 Gorgias the Sophist and Early Rhetoric 37 Jeroen A.E. Bons 5 Alcidamas 47 Michael Edwards 6 Isocrates 58 Terry L. Papillon Worthington/CompaniontoGreekRhetoric 1405125519_2_toc FinalProof page vi 9.8.2006 7:37pm vi Contents 7 Plato’s Rhetoric 75 Harvey Yunis 8 The Rhetoricto Alexander 90 P. Chiron 9 Aristotle’s Artof Rhetoric 107 W.W. Fortenbaugh 10 Hellenistic Rhetoricin Theory and Practice 124 JohnVanderspoel 11 The NewWorldOrder:GreekRhetoricin Rome 139 Joy Connolly 12 Rhetoric inByzantium 166 Elizabeth Jeffreys Part III Rhetoric and Speeches 185 13 The Partsof the Speech 187 Michaelde Brauw 14 ForensicOratory 203 Craig Cooper 15 Symbouleutic Oratory 220 StephenUsher 16 EpideicticOratory 236 Christopher Carey Part IV Rhetoric: Political, Social and Intellectual Contexts 253 17 Rhetoric and Politics in Classical Greece: Rise of the Rh¯etores 255 Ian Worthington 18 Rhetoric and Persuasion in the Hellenistic World: Speaking up for the Polis 272 AndrewErskine 19 Rhetoric and the Law 286 James P. Sickinger 20 Rhetoric and Education 303 TeresaMorgan 21 Rhetoric and Religion 320 Ken Dowden Worthington/CompaniontoGreekRhetoric 1405125519_2_toc FinalProof page vii 9.8.2006 7:37pm Contents vii 22 Rhetoric andLanguage 336 A. Lo´pez Eire 23 Rhetoric andLogic 350 James Allen 24 Rhetoric andKnowledge 365 TobiasReinhardt 25 Rhetoric andEthicsfrom the Sophists toAristotle 378 JaneM. Day 26 Rhetoric, Manliness and Contest 393 Joseph Roisman 27 Rhetoric andEmotion 411 David Konstan Part V Rhetoric and Literature 427 28 Right Rhetoric in Homer 429 Hanna M. Roisman 29 Hesiod’s RhetoricalArt 447 JennyStraussClay 30 Acts of Persuasion inHellenistic Epic: Honey-SweetWords inApollonius 458 Anatole Mori 31 Rhetoric andTragedy: Weapons of Mass Persuasion 473 Marianne McDonald 32 Attic Comedy andthe Development of Theoretical Rhetoric 490 Thomas K. Hubbard 33 Rhetoric andLyric Poetry 509 William H. Race 34 Rhetoric andthe Novel:Sex, Lies and Sophistic 526 RuthWebb 35 Rhetoric andHistoriography 542 Matthew Foxand Niall Livingstone Bibliography 562 Index 594 Worthington/CompaniontoGreekRhetoric 1405125519_3_posttoc FinalProof page viii 9.8.2006 8:06pm Notes on Contributors James Allen, Professor of Philosophy, Craig Cooper, Associate Professor of Department of Philosophy, University Classics,DepartmentofClassics,Univer- of Pittsburgh,USA sity of Winnipeg, Canada Jeroen A.E. Bons, Fellow of University Jane M. Day, Fellow and Tutor in Phil- College, Utrecht, Professor of the His- osophy, Lady Margaret Hall, University tory of Rhetoric, University of Amster- Lecturer in Philosophy, University of dam, TheNetherlands Oxford,England Michael de Brauw, Andrew W. Mellon Ken Dowden, Professor of Classics and Fellow in Classics, Department of Clas- Director of the Institute of Archaeology sics, Northwestern University,USA and Antiquity, University of Birming- ham, England Christopher Carey, Professor of Greek, DepartmentofGreekandLatin,Univer- Michael Edwards, Professor of Classics sity College, London,England in the School of English and Drama, Queen Mary, University of London, Pierre Chiron, Professeur de langue et England litte´raturegrecquesa`l’UFRdeLettreset Sciences humaines de l’Universite´ Paris Antonio Lo´pez Eire, Chair of Greek XII-Val de Marne, Directeur de l’EA Philology, Department of Classical Phil- 3953 (Philosophie et Litte´rature: textes, ology and Indoeuropean Linguistics, traditions,ide´es), France University of Salamanca, Spain Jenny Strauss Clay, Professor of Clas- Andrew Erskine, Reader in the School sics, Department of Classics, University of History and Classics, University of of Virginia, USA Edinburgh, Scotland Joy Connolly, Assistant Professor of William W. Fortenbaugh, Professor of Classics, Department of Classics, New Classics Emeritus, Department of Clas- York University,USA sics,RutgersUniversity,USA
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