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9 Cards in this Set
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St. Augustine: Sources of Sublimity |
1. Conceive thoughts 2. Emotion 3. figure of speech 4. Noble words 5. Effect of dignity 6. Ordinary -> Extraordinary 7. State of "awe" |
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St. Augustine: 4 types of oratory |
1. Apologists (believers) 2. Polemicists (heretics) 3. Preachers (Christians) 4. Christian Epideictic (sermon) |
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St. Augustine: Argument of Presentation |
God exists in a timeless present and knows all things |
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St. Augustine: Theory of free will |
Humans choose between sin and sin |
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St. Augustine: De Doctrina Christiana |
Secular learning is bad unless it can be tied to the bible |
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St. Augustine as a teacher |
Taught rhetoric |
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St. Augustine believed sophists were... |
Deceitful and anti-Christian |
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St. Augustine Writings |
-Wrote on Christian doctrine -Grounded ideas in Bible -Goal: compose treatise that would give preacher the substance and form of preaching -1st manual on Christian rhetoric |
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St. Augustine's definition of sublime |
True sublime elevates us and gives us a sense of pride |
