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Paradeigma (Gr****: παράδειγμα; plural: paradeigmata) is a
technique used in
Ancient Gr****
rhetoric used to
compare the
situation of the
audience to a similar...
- Gr**** in origin,
meaning "pattern".
Paradigm comes from Gr**** παράδειγμα (
paradeigma); "pattern, example, sample"; from the verb παραδείκνυμι (paradeiknumi);...
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outlines two
kinds of
rhetorical proofs:
enthymeme (proof by syllogism) and
paradeigma (proof by example).
Aristotle writes in his
Poetics that epic poetry,...
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considered it to be one of two
kinds of proof, the
other of
which was the
paradeigma. Maxims,
Aristotle thought, were a
derivative of enthymemes. (Rhetoric...
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Practical syllogism Politics Mixed government Natural slavery Rhetoric Lexis Paradeigma Poetics Anagnorisis Catharsis classical unities Diegesis Hamartia Mimesis...
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Latin translations (Cicero).
These include idéa, morphē, eîdos, and
parádeigma, but also génos, phýsis, and ousía. He also uses
expressions such as to...
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Practical syllogism Politics Mixed government Natural slavery Rhetoric Lexis Paradeigma Poetics Anagnorisis Catharsis classical unities Diegesis Hamartia Mimesis...
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Practical syllogism Politics Mixed government Natural slavery Rhetoric Lexis Paradeigma Poetics Anagnorisis Catharsis classical unities Diegesis Hamartia Mimesis...
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Latin translations (Cicero).
These include idéa, morphē, eîdos, and
parádeigma, but also génos, phýsis, and ousía. He also uses
expressions such as to...
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Practical syllogism Politics Mixed government Natural slavery Rhetoric Lexis Paradeigma Poetics Anagnorisis Catharsis classical unities Diegesis Hamartia Mimesis...
