Epideictic Literature¶
Burgess, T. C. (1902). Epideictic Literature. 3.
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- Epideictic Rhetoric
- Canonical instances in the classical tradition include funeral orations, encomia, panegyrics, and ceremonial addresses
This sourceBurgess's study of epideictic literature identifies the panegyric, the encomium, the funeral oration and the ceremonial address among the leading and ceremonial types of epideictic speech in the classical tradition.
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“panegyric, encomium, and other leading types of epideictic speech are found in this early period.”
- Canonical instances in the classical tradition include funeral orations, encomia, panegyrics, and ceremonial addresses
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