10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EROTEMA»
Discover the use of
erotema in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
erotema and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Edgar Allan Poe: Rhetoric and Style
E ROTES IS (erotema): a rhetorical question implying strong affirmation or denial:
Who has not, a hundred times, found himself committing a vile of a silly action, for
no other reason than because he knows he should not? Have we not a ...
2
Law and Language: Current Legal Issues
Archetypical of Shakespeare's depictions of legal language, the passage
employs a layering of rhetorical devices, notably erotema, congeries, bathos, and
irony. Why would that compression of so many rhetorical strategies emerge here
?
Michael Freeman, Fiona Smith,
2013
3
The Passion of Perpetua and Felicity
Rbegins his exordium with a question, an erotema that will eventually argue for
the truth of his eschatological position, which is that the six young Christians who
went to their deaths in the arena died volitionally, praising their Lord for the ...
Thomas J. Heffernan,
2012
4
Law and Language: Current Legal Issues
Archetypical of Shakespeare's depictionsoflegal language, the passageemploys
alayeringof rhetorical devices, notably erotema, congeries, bathos, andirony.
Why wouldthat compression ofsomany rhetorical strategies emerge here? It is the
...
Michael Freeman, Fiona Smith,
2013
5
Farnsworth's Classical English Rhetoric
The book organizes a vast range of examples from those sources into eighteen chapters that illustrate and analyze the most valuable rhetorical devices with unprecedented clarity.
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A Philological and Theological Analysis of the Ancient Latin ...
virilem ilium concordiae coetum cernens, in quo nullus nocens, nulla detractio
susurronis, sed multitudo abstinentium et certamen officiorum erat").31 Erotema
The technique of erotema, or rhetorical questions, is also employed by Evagrius
in ...
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The Development of Shakespeare's Rhetoric: A Study of Nine Plays
(2.1.231–5) This specious naturalist argument (ending in erotema, rhetorical
question) exemplifies his technique of “continually holding the door open to
hitherto unthought of possibilities”.281 In the 'Temptation Scene', Iago uses
enthyme- ...
Stefan Daniel Keller,
2009
8
You Talkin' To Me?: Rhetoric from Aristotle to Obama
Erotema. –also called erotesis or interrogatio– isa question that implies but
doesn'texpect ananswer: 'Why would a girl like you beinterested in aschlublike
me?' It's commonly known as the rhetorical question. There are several variations
on ...
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Glotta: Zeitschrift für griechische und lateinische Sprache ...
Dabei ist die Definition von erotema für sich genommen richtig, unklar ist das zu
erotema gegebene Beispiel, das mit dem zu erotesis gegebenen identisch ist.
Außerdem wird in der Erläuterung zu pysma behauptet, beim vorangehenden ...
Paul Kretschmer, Wilhelm Kroll,
1974
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The Antipatharia of the Siboga Expedetion
In type of colony belong together: I, II, Ilia and |3, IV, Va and ft, B. erotema in one
group, and B. patula, B. patula var. plenisp., B. tenuis and B. alternata in a
second group. In diameter of the stem belong together: I, Va, B. erotema (and
perhaps ...
Adrianus Jacobus van Pesch,
1914
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EROTEMA»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
erotema is used in the context of the following news items.
Is it worth asking a rhetorical question?
The fancy term for rhetorical questions is erotema. Their virtue is in taking what might be an open question and forcing the audience to accept it ... «Financial Times, Sep 14»
Other Men's Flowers
One of the best-known figures, erotema, the “rhetorical question,” is in regular use: “What am I, — chopped liver?” Everyday language seethes ... «New York Times, Sep 12»
Rhetorical Devices
banal as it might seem, you're employing erotema — a question that doesn't call for a reply (what we call a “rhetorical question”). When you're ... «Boston Globe, Jan 11»
Redfern speech flatters writer as well as orator
The profound rhetorical question, erotema. The emotional appeal that stopped the catcalling, pathos. The appeal to the audience to make ... «The Australian, Aug 10»