Views of Plato & Aristotle on Rhetoric 
.... When we look more closely at
Aristotle's notion of rhetoric, we see it might not be as easily dismissed as useless as maintained by Plato in
Gorgias. ....
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Greek Religion. Paleolithic Age. Plato's Dialetic. 
.... Plato argued, mainly in
Gorgias, that rhetoric was an ineffective means of communication, particularly in comparison to dialectic.
Aristotle, in contrast, ....
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Rhetoric Strategy of Today's Politics
.... 3511280.stm, 1-2. Synopsis of
Aristotle's Rhetoric. Viewed on Apr 26, 2004: http://spot.colorado.edu/~hauserg/ArSynop.htm, 1. Plato. (1987). Plato:
Gorgias. ....
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Rhetoric Strategy & Terrorist Attacks in Spain
.... 3511280.stm, 1-2. Synopsis of
Aristotle's Rhetoric. Viewed on Apr 26, 2004: http://spot.colorado.edu/~hauserg/ArSynop.htm, 1. Plato. (1987). Plato:
Gorgias. ....
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Plato and the Sophists
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Gorgias," Plato strives to point out the inherent danger in the Sophists' relational approach to Truth. .... Plato and
Aristotle on Rhetoric ....
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Plato as a Rhetorician
.... In both "Phaedrus" and "
Gorgias," Plato strives to point out the inherent danger in the Sophists' relational approach to Truth. .... Plato and
Aristotle on Rhetoric ....
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Criticism of Fannie Lou Hamer
.... With political or deliberative oratory,
Aristotle recommends that the orator's aim should .... Instead, in
Gorgias, Socrates will not listen to oratory from
Gorgias ....
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Attitudinal Change in Social Psychology
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Aristotle's teacher Plato, too, deals with rhetoric and the art of persuasion .... which Plato, through the Socratic dialogues Phaedrus and the
Gorgias, concludes is ....
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THE NATURE OF PUNISHMENT
.... WORKS CITED
Aristotle. Nicomachean Ethics. Trans. Hippocrates G. Apostle. Grinnell, IA: Peripatetic, 1975. .... 1994: 9-10. Plato.
Gorgias. Trans. Robin Waterfield. ....
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Roman Orator Cicero
.... persuasion rather than truth, in his
Gorgias, and in the Phaedrus he discussed the principles constituting the essence of the rhetorical art.
Aristotle, in his ....
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