Titlebook: Rhetoric and Philosophy in Conflict; An Historical Survey Samuel Ijsseling Book 1976 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1976 Friedric

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Augustine and Rhetoric,hers were aware of the fact that the Christian Message and classical literature were in many respects irreconcilable. Most educated Christians were trained in rhetoric and thereby thoroughly acquainted with classical literature, the style and the content of which impressed many with its almost incom

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,Francis Bacon, René Descartes and the New Science,the essence of knowledge and truth, man and education, and especially the function of language. And yet these options are not the only ones possible. Around 1600 a new ideal of science appeared with Francis Bacon and René Descartes, which differed considerably from the medieval and humanistic ideal.

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Pascal and the Art of Persuasion,r philosophy in general and metaphysics in particular. He considered metaphysical speculations as having no value and rejected the ‘God of the philosophers’. On the contrary he explicitly and regularly confessed his belief in ‘the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob’, and ‘in the Father of Jezus of Naz

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Kant and the Enlightenment,bdivided into . and .. The former consists in having a beautiful style in one’s speech and writing, while the latter means poetry in the broadest sense of the word. According to Kant the fine arts in general and the art of speech in particular should be characterized by a great measure of freedom. F

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Nietzsche and Philosophy,amental change in attitude towards philosophy. Most philosophers have attempted to define their position with regard to the philosophy of their predecessors or contemporaries. This standpoint was always a philosophical one and the attitude they adopted was likewise philosophical. The question of tru

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Philosophy and Metaphor,estrict itself more and more to a study of figures of speech in which metaphor occupies a privileged position. In examining the literature on metaphor, which is indeed abundant, it is immediately striking that there is a considerable amount of disagreement concerning the definition of metaphor, its

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