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Material Type: Exam; Professor: Burg; Class: History of Rhetoric and Communication Studies; Subject: Communication Studies; University: Christopher Newport University; Term: Fall 2009;
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Classical Rhetoric Exam II Review Sheet Isocrates’ view of rhetoric Isocrates and Language Isocrates arguments on sophist/ philosophers Aristotle Topos/Topoi Ethos Logos Pathos Judicial/forensic rhetoric Deliberative rhetoric Epideictic rhetoric Syllogism Inductive reasoning Deductive reasoning Aristotle’s Common Topics -Possible/impossible -extent or degree Artistic Inartistic Pisteis Types of artistic logos Community/proximate authority Enthymeme -demonstrative -refutational Maxim Types of Example Syllogism -major premise -minor premise -conclusion Testimony Types of authority Types of data Principles of ethos Phronesis Arête Eunoia Ways to generate pathos Phantasiai Enargeia Disposition of old/young The three ages/stages Be sure to study the characteristics of these concepts. Also, this list is NOT completely exhaustive. You are still responsible for all the lectures and assigned readings.