Canons of Rhetoric
Who were the 5 canons brought together by?
Who is Cicero
What is an exaggerated statement or claim not meant to be taken literally?
What is a hyperbole?
What s communication other than written or spoken that creates meaning?
What is nonverbal communication?
What does "Philosophy" literally mean?
What is the love of wisdom?
What is the beginning thought process called in order to form/develop an effective argument?
What is inventio?
What is the repetition of a word or phrase at the end of consecutive clauses, sentences, or lines of poetry?
What is epistrophe
Good eye contact, effective hand gestures, structured posture, and effective vocal delivery are all examples of what?
What is effective public speaking?
Finish the sentence: Philosophy begins in ____.
what is wonder?
What is the process of storing up famous quotes, literary devices, references, and other facts that could be used in impromptu speeches?
What is memoria
What does the Greek word "anaphora" mean?
What is to bring back?
How long should you hold contact with a member of your audience if the audience is 50+ people?
Finish the sentence: The classic Greek mindset was that you couldn't outrun or avoid fate, therefore, the Stoics _____.
What is obeyed fate?
Which canon is "Aristotle's Topoi" a part of?
What is inventio
What is epistrophe?
Pitch, inflections, pace, pauses, silence, and volume are all part of what?
Which philosopher began the: mythos vs. logos?
Who is Thales?
150 years after the original Roman orator, who explored the canons in more depth in his textbook on rhetoric?
Who is Quintillian
What does the Greek word "ballein" mean?
What is to throw?
What should you avoid when publicly speaking to a diverse audience?
What is ethnocentrism
What is the concern of finding happiness and the good life?
What is ethical philosophy?