La RhÃ(c)torique d'Aristote
est une Ã(c)dition bilingue grec-français de l'Å"uvre classique d'Aristote sur l'art de la persuasion. Cette Ã(c)dition inclut des notes et un index des passages parallèles chez CicÃ(c)ron et Quintilien, offrant ainsi une perspective comparÃ(c)e sur la rhÃ(c)torique antique. Traduit et annotÃ(c) par Étienne Gros, cet ouvrage met à la portÃ(c)e des lecteurs francophones les concepts fondamentaux de la rhÃ(c)torique aristotÃ(c)licienne, tels que l'ethos, le pathos et le logos.
Cette Ã(c)dition est prÃ(c)cieuse pour les Ã(c)tudiants en philosophie, en littÃ(c)rature classique et en sciences politiques, ainsi que pour tous ceux qui s'intÃ(c)ressent à l'art de la persuasion et à l'Ã(c)loquence.
La RhÃ(c)torique
demeure une Å"uvre essentielle pour comprendre les principes de la communication efficace et de l'argumentation raisonnÃ(c)e.
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