Rhetorical Preaching. Studies on Rhetoric, Homiletics & Preaching
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- Nombre de pages122
- PrésentationBroché
- FormatGrand Format
- Poids0.214 kg
- Dimensions15,5 cm × 24,0 cm × 0,1 cm
- ISBN978-2-343-20807-7
- EAN9782343208077
- Date de parution25/09/2020
- CollectionKaroli
- ÉditeurL'Harmattan
Résumé
The goal of this book is to demonstrate that sermons are "rhetorical" speeches by nature. The simplest argument is that it would be difficult to imagine a sermon without intent, and all intentional speeches are rhetorical by definition. This work focuses on the fact that rhetoric, as the intrinsic cohesive power of speech, is not a question of form, style or presentation but a practical skill based on "common sense" that produces effective speech in the most optimal way possible.
What is the difference between rhetoric and "rhetorical"? It is a difficult question indeed. There are many associative and emotional meanings linked to the word "rhetoric", which make any dialogue about it difficult : there is always the concern that the same word implies different meanings for various individuals. The texts examined throughout the book, however, all point into one direction : going back as far as the Apostle Paul, all theologians and ho-mileticists who argued against rhetoric did, in fact, build their arguments rhetorically, which seems to prove our initial argument and demonstrate the fact that every sermon has a rhetorical intent.
What is the difference between rhetoric and "rhetorical"? It is a difficult question indeed. There are many associative and emotional meanings linked to the word "rhetoric", which make any dialogue about it difficult : there is always the concern that the same word implies different meanings for various individuals. The texts examined throughout the book, however, all point into one direction : going back as far as the Apostle Paul, all theologians and ho-mileticists who argued against rhetoric did, in fact, build their arguments rhetorically, which seems to prove our initial argument and demonstrate the fact that every sermon has a rhetorical intent.
The goal of this book is to demonstrate that sermons are "rhetorical" speeches by nature. The simplest argument is that it would be difficult to imagine a sermon without intent, and all intentional speeches are rhetorical by definition. This work focuses on the fact that rhetoric, as the intrinsic cohesive power of speech, is not a question of form, style or presentation but a practical skill based on "common sense" that produces effective speech in the most optimal way possible.
What is the difference between rhetoric and "rhetorical"? It is a difficult question indeed. There are many associative and emotional meanings linked to the word "rhetoric", which make any dialogue about it difficult : there is always the concern that the same word implies different meanings for various individuals. The texts examined throughout the book, however, all point into one direction : going back as far as the Apostle Paul, all theologians and ho-mileticists who argued against rhetoric did, in fact, build their arguments rhetorically, which seems to prove our initial argument and demonstrate the fact that every sermon has a rhetorical intent.
What is the difference between rhetoric and "rhetorical"? It is a difficult question indeed. There are many associative and emotional meanings linked to the word "rhetoric", which make any dialogue about it difficult : there is always the concern that the same word implies different meanings for various individuals. The texts examined throughout the book, however, all point into one direction : going back as far as the Apostle Paul, all theologians and ho-mileticists who argued against rhetoric did, in fact, build their arguments rhetorically, which seems to prove our initial argument and demonstrate the fact that every sermon has a rhetorical intent.
