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Author Schiappa, Edward, 1954-
Title Protagoras and logos : a study in Greek philosophy and rhetoric / Edward Schiappa.
Publication Info Columbia, S.C. : University of South Carolina Press, 2003.
Edition 2nd ed.


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Descript xviii,251p ; 23 cm.
Edition 2nd ed.
Contents Contents: Why a study of Protagoras? -- Interpreting ancient fragments -- Toward an understanding of sophistic theories of rhetoric -- The two-logoi fragment -- The "stronger and weaker" logoi fragment -- The "human-measure" fragment -- The "impossible to contradict" fragment -- Protagoras and fifth-century education -- Protagoras "versus" Plato and Aristotle -- Protagoras' legacy to rhetorical theory
ISBN 1570035210
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Author Schiappa, Edward, 1954-
Series Studies in rhetoric/communication
Subject Protagoras.
Rhetoric, Ancient.
Rhetoric -- Philosophy.
Descript xviii,251p ; 23 cm.
Edition 2nd ed.
Contents Contents: Why a study of Protagoras? -- Interpreting ancient fragments -- Toward an understanding of sophistic theories of rhetoric -- The two-logoi fragment -- The "stronger and weaker" logoi fragment -- The "human-measure" fragment -- The "impossible to contradict" fragment -- Protagoras and fifth-century education -- Protagoras "versus" Plato and Aristotle -- Protagoras' legacy to rhetorical theory
ISBN 1570035210
Author Schiappa, Edward, 1954-
Series Studies in rhetoric/communication
Subject Protagoras.
Rhetoric, Ancient.
Rhetoric -- Philosophy.
LOCATION SHELVED AT LOAN TYPE STATUS
 BJL 3rd Floor  B 305 P8 S3  8 WEEK LOAN  AVAILABLE

Subject Protagoras.
Rhetoric, Ancient.
Rhetoric -- Philosophy.
Descript xviii,251p ; 23 cm.
Contents Contents: Why a study of Protagoras? -- Interpreting ancient fragments -- Toward an understanding of sophistic theories of rhetoric -- The two-logoi fragment -- The "stronger and weaker" logoi fragment -- The "human-measure" fragment -- The "impossible to contradict" fragment -- Protagoras and fifth-century education -- Protagoras "versus" Plato and Aristotle -- Protagoras' legacy to rhetorical theory
ISBN 1570035210
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