戈尔吉亚和伊索克拉底对赞美的使用

J. Poulakos
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本文比较了戈尔吉亚的《海伦的赞美诗》和伊索克拉底的《海伦的赞美诗》,以说明在修辞学历史的开端,人们是如何构想出一般的修辞修辞,尤其是赞美诗的。分析表明,在公元前5世纪末和4世纪初,体裁不是机械地使用的刚性模型,而是足够稳定的规范类型,以保证遵守,并有足够的弹性,以允许不同的处理。
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Gorgias’ and Isocrates’ use of the encomium
This essay compares the Encomium of Helen by Gorgias and the Helen of Isocrates in order to show how epideictic rhetoric in general and the encomium in particular were conceived at the beginning of the history of rhetoric. The analysis suggests that during the late fifth and early fourth centuries B.C., genres were not rigid molds to be used mechanically but normative types sufficiently stable to warrant observance and sufficiently elastic to admit of varied treatment.
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