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40 Cards in this Set
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What is the name of the universal curriculum established in Roman Antiquity?
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The progymnasmata
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What is the Greek name for the universal curriculum and when was it used?
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Eukyklion Paedeia. 200BC to 500 AD
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Approximately how many steps were in the progymnasmata and how many steps were done in a year?
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14 steps at 2 steps a year
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The first step of the progym, started when at around age 7
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Fables and allegories
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Second step of progym?
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Narrative, histories and myths
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Third step of Progym, uses pointed examples.
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Chreia
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Fourth step of the progym?
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Proverbs, Distilled wisdom of the ages. There is always a counter proverb though.
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5th step of progym often taught in tandem with 6th step
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Refutation
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6th step of progym often taught in tandem with 5th step
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Confirmation
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7th step of progym
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Common place knowledge. Widely accepted topoi
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8th step of progym taught with the 9th
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Encomium, epedeictic praise
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9th step of progym taught with the 8th
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Vituperation, attack
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10th stage of progym
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Comparison
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11th stage of progym
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Etho Poeia, Impersonation
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12th stage of progym
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Ekphrasis also known as description. The referrence of character revealed
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13th stage of progym
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Thesis, deductive argument. Syllogisms
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14th state of progym
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Defense and Attack
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How long did augustine live
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4th century to 428 AD
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What is the teliological tradition?
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The idea that history has a direction and purpose
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When did Boethius live and what did he write?
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480-525. The Orgonon a complete translation of Aristotles works and De differentus topicis.
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Autor
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Source of authority
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Who are the fathers of rhetoric?
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Tisias and Corax 5th century BC
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Three branches of rhetoric
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Epideictic (performative), Forensic (at court, concerns the past), deliberative (future taxes)
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What were the two branches of Greek courts and how were the different?
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Ecclesia (general assembly) and the Boule (small group of representatives chosen by neighborhoods)
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What's the difference between speaker and audience centered rhetoric?
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Speaker centered is what the speaker thinks the audience would like to hear. If you do it right it will work. Audience based is when you argue and base your words on what's on the audiences mind.
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What's Plato's analogy concerning rhetoric?
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Rhetoric:Cosmetics whereas philosophy:medicine
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When does rhetoric take on analytic as well as productive qualities?
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4th century bc
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When was the Nicene creed?
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325 AD
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Five stages of classical rhetoric?
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Invention, Arrangement, memory, style, delivery
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What is the greek and latin name for examples?
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Topoi and Locus
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A phrase. Also a comma to comma
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per cola et commata
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What did Cassiodorus write/do and when did he live?
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480-575AD. Wrote the Institutiones Divinarum et saecularium litterarum, an encyclopedic reference for classical rhetoric. Also developed the first form of monastery, the Vivarium
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What are the seven liberal arts, who were they developed by and when did he live?
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Trivium: Rhetoric, Grammar, Logic
Quadrivium: Mathematics, medicine, astrology, architecture. Martianus Capella in De Nuptiis Philologiae et Mercurii 410-427 |
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What pope put Augustines principles in to use and when?
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Gregory the Great 590-670
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Attributes of Blood
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Sanguine-air-warm-wet-spring- optimistic
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Attributes of yellow bile
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Choleric-fire-dry-warm-summer-anger
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Attributes of black bile
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Melancholy-dry-earth-cold-autumn-sad
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Attributes of phlegm
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Phlegmatic-wet-cold-water-winter-apathy
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What is praeteritio
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Emphasis by exclusion
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With the advent of christianity how did the three branches of rhetoric change?
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Epideictic -> Homilitic
Forensic -> Biblical Exegesis Deliberative -> deliberative |
