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heuristic function of discourse
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discovery of facts and insights
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eristic function of discourse
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draws attention to the inherent power of the language itself
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protreptic function of discourse
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capacity of persuasion
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corax
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first recoganized teacher of rhetoric
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tisius
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student of corax
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sophists
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group of orators educators entertainers and advocates
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sophists argued based on ENDOXA
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persuasion based on probability
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sophists instructed ARTE
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wisdom
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sophists used a dilectic style of argument
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conversational methods in philosophy
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antilogic
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arguing for and against something
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epidexis
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memorized speach of display
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nomos
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truth based on agreement or convention, not on one basic moral law given by a god
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gorgius' 3 parth formulation of skeptisism
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nothing exists
we wouldnt know if it did even if we knew we would not be abe to tell anyone |
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peitho
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persuasion
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psychagogos
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leader of souls through a kind of incantation
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chiasmus
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ask not what you can do for your country but...
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antithesis
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opposing ideas in a paragraph
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kairos
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concept that truth is relative
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sophists were controversial becuase
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they were foreigners
they claimed they could teach wisdom they charged for their services plato didnt trust them |
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isocrates did not like sophists because
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they charge
they make promises they cant keep say they can teach wisdom promise happiness and prosperity speaches still suck one size fits all takes creative process out of speaches doesnt believe in short cuts |
