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Non solo Platone. Il primato dell'oralità nel retore Alcidamante

2020

Il saggio è dedicato all’orazione Sugli autori dei discorsi scritti o sui sofisti, attribuita al retore Alcidamante, discepolo di Gorgia e attivo in Atene tra il 410 e il 365 a.C. Argomento dell’orazione è il serrato confronto tra due differenti modalità oratorie, l’autoschediazein (“parlare a braccio”) — cui Alcidamente accorda una netta superiorità — e il "gegrammena legein (“pronunciare discorsi scritti”). L’interesse di questo testo (databile con buona approssimazione intorno al 390 a. C) consiste essenzialmente nel rappresentare un punto di vista specificamente retorico sulla questione delle differenze tra scritto e parlato. Nonostante alcune significative convergenze con il ben più ce…

The essay focuses on the speech “Perì Sophiston” (Concerning Sophists) attributed to Alcidamas a rhetorician who was pupil of Gorgias and thought in Athens between 410 and 365 BC. In this speech Alcidamas stresses the superiority of extempore (though prepared) speeches over written one. The speech is particularly interesting because it represents the specifically rhetorical point of view on the issue of the differences between written and spoken word. The essay underlines the originality of Alcidamas (especially compared to Plato) and his interest also in the contemporary debate on the differences between written and spoken.Settore M-FIL/05 - Filosofia E Teoria Dei Linguaggi
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Rhetorical deliberation. A sustainable normativism from a Gorgianic-Aristotelian perspective

2018

Starting from the discursive turn that has characterized democracy since the 80s of the last century, our article tries to outline a form of sustainable normativism. To do this, we use a theoretical framework derived from ancient Greek rhetoric and in particular from the reflection of Gorgias and Aristotle. In our perspective, on the one hand, the Gorgianic view is a useful reminder of the role that the pursuit of power and the possibility of conflict unavoidably play in the form of argumentation specific to the public sphere, that is, deliberation. On the other hand, Aristotle, thanks to his emphasis on the link between logos and desire and his analysis of truth available in deliberative c…

AristotledemocracyrhetoricconflictGorgiasAristotle Conflict Democracy Gorgias Rhetoric Sustainable normativismsustainable normativismSettore M-FIL/05 - Filosofia E Teoria Dei Linguaggi
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Il corpo delle emozioni. Una prospettiva antica sull’intreccio tra menti, corpi e parole

2022

In this paper we propose a reflection on the intertwining of mind, body, and words in ancient Greek thought, with specific reference to Gorgias and Aristotle. In particular, we believe that it was the reflection developed within rhetoric – though not the only one – that played a central role in the first articulation of the conceptual framework where the relationship between soul and body, in a very peculiar and specific way, takes place. There are at least two salient features of this rhetorical perspective, which will be investigated here with specific reference, as mentioned, to Gorgias and Aristotle: the insistence on the close interrelationship between body and soul, an interrelationsh…

Emotion Body Rhetoric Gorgias Aristotle.Settore M-FIL/05 - Filosofia E Teoria Dei Linguaggi
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Sul testo di Platone Gorgia 465a 3-4

2016

In Gorgias 465a 3-4 the reading of Plato’s manuscripts ᾧ προσφέρει ἃ προσφέρει is defended on the basis of a reconsideration of some other passages of this Platonic dialogue, against the conjectures of both Cornarius (ὧν προσφέρει) and Dodds (ᾧ προσφέρει ἃ προσφέρει).

Platone Gorgia critica testualePlato Gorgias textual criticismSettore L-FIL-LET/02 - Lingua E Letteratura Greca
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