Rhetoric

Author: Aristotle (Ancient Greece)
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: "Rhetoric" is one of Aristotle's important representative works, proposing a series of far-reaching principles such as the speaker should respect facts and truth, arguments should be logical and coherent, and adhere to reason. It is the first systematic work on rhetorical theory in the history of European literary theory. Mr. Lu Niansheng, the translator, possesses profound knowledge, which allows the original text of "Rhetoric" to exhibit strict reasoning, concise language, smooth and coherent writing, and clear meaning. This book is one of Aristotle's important representative works, proposing a series of far-reaching principles such as the speaker should respect facts and truth, arguments should be logical and coherent, and adhere to reason. It is the first systematic work on rhetorical theory in the history of European literary theory. Mr. Lu Niansheng, the translator, possesses profound knowledge, which allows the original text of this book to exhibit strict reasoning, concise language, smooth and coherent writing, and clear meaning. "Rhetoric" is one of Aristotle's important representative works, proposing a series of far-reaching principles such as the speaker should respect facts and truth, arguments should be logical and coherent, and adhere to reason. It is the first systematic work on rhetorical theory in the history of European literary theory. Mr. Lu Niansheng, the translator, possesses profound knowledge, which allows the original text of "Rhetoric" to exhibit strict reasoning, concise language, smooth and coherent writing, and clear meaning. This book is one of Aristotle's important representative works, proposing a series of far-reaching principles such as the speaker should respect facts and truth, arguments should be logical and coherent, and adhere to reason. It is the first systematic work on rhetorical theory in the history of European literary theory. Mr. Lu Niansheng, the translator, possesses profound knowledge, which allows the original text of this book to exhibit strict reasoning, concise language, smooth and coherent writing, and clear meaning.