A New History of Classical Rhetoric¶
Kennedy, G. A. (1994). A New History of Classical Rhetoric. Princeton University Press.
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- Delivery (in Rhetoric)
- Delivery (actio in Latin; hypokrisis in Greek) is the fifth canon of classical rhetoric
This sourceA history of classical rhetoric that places delivery as the fifth and last part of the art. A history of classical rhetoric reporting the tradition's Demosthenes anecdote, in which delivery is named first, second and third in oratory.
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“Fifth and last came "delivery," as Aristotle had proposed.”
- Delivery (actio in Latin; hypokrisis in Greek) is the fifth canon of classical rhetoric
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