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Metaphors in Aeschines the Orator (Classic Reprint): A Missertation Presented to the Johns Hopkings University for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy - Couverture souple

William Ritchie Fraser

 
9781332059300: Metaphors in Aeschines the Orator (Classic Reprint): A Missertation Presented to the Johns Hopkings University for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy

Synopsis

This book delves into the world of ancient Greek oratory, specifically exploring the use of metaphors by the renowned orator Aeschines. The author meticulously examines a wide range of metaphors employed by Aeschines, meticulously categorizing them by their source, such as the human body, daily life, war, and the natural world. By analyzing Aeschines's extensive use of metaphors, the book sheds light on the rhetorical techniques and stylistic choices of a prominent figure in Athenian public life. The author highlights the significance of studying metaphors as a means of understanding the orator's individual style and the broader literary context of his time. The book draws connections between Aeschines's metaphors and those found in poetry and prose, providing insights into the evolution and application of figurative language in ancient Greek literature. The analysis delves into the thematic depth of Aeschines's work, exploring how his metaphors contribute to his persuasive arguments and highlight his distinctive rhetorical approach. The book's examination of metaphors employed by Aeschines offers a fascinating glimpse into the art of ancient Greek rhetoric, revealing how powerful imagery was utilized to shape public opinion and influence political discourse.

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