Advertising Aristotle: A Preliminary Investigation into the Contemporary Relevance of Aristotle’s Art of Rhetoric [Book Review]

Foundations of Science 13 (3-4):295-305 (2008)
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In this article, a preliminary investigation will be conducted in order to try to discover whether or not Aristotle’s the Art of Rhetoric can have any relevance as a handbook for the rhetoricians of the twenty-first century and in particular for advertising designers. First, the background against which this question is posed will be set out. Second, the chosen methodology will be explained. Thereafter, some qualitative data will be presented and discussed. Finally, some conclusions will be drawn suggesting that The Art of Rhetoric may be just as relevant and influential today for advertising professionals as it was for the lawyers and politicians of classical times

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The Art of Rhetoric.Aristotle Aristotle - 1991 - London, U.K.: Penguin Books.
Classical Rhetoric for the Modern Student.Edward P. J. Corbett - 1973 - Philosophy and Rhetoric 6 (2):125-126.

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