Why is political rhetoric brokenâ and how can it be fixed? Ranging from Cicero's Rome to modern polarization, Words on Fire is a new history of eloquence from political theorist and speechwriter Rob Goodman. It offers a powerful critique of today's political languageâ and shows how the struggle over the meaning of eloquence has shaped our world.
Why is political rhetoric brokenâ and how can it be fixed? Ranging from Cicero's Rome to modern polarization, Words on Fire is a new history of eloquence from political theorist and speechwriter Rob Goodman. It offers a powerful critique of today's political languageâ and shows how the struggle over the meaning of eloquence has shaped our world.
Rob Goodman is Assistant Professor of Politics and Public Administration at Ryerson University and a former US House and Senate speechwriter.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: 'Just Words' Part 1. Eloquence and the Ancients: 1. 'I Tremble with My Whole Heart': Cicero on the Anxieties of Eloquence 2. The Parthenon and the Outhouse: Cicero's Demosthenes and the Uses of Style Part 2. Eloquence and the Moderns: 3. Edmund Burke and the Deliberative Sublime 4. Debatable Land: Macaulay, Tocqueville, and the Art of Judgment 5. Speaking 'As If': Carl Schmitt and Rhetoric as Ritual Conclusion: On Not Listening.
Introduction: 'Just Words' Part 1. Eloquence and the Ancients: 1. 'I Tremble with My Whole Heart': Cicero on the Anxieties of Eloquence 2. The Parthenon and the Outhouse: Cicero's Demosthenes and the Uses of Style Part 2. Eloquence and the Moderns: 3. Edmund Burke and the Deliberative Sublime 4. Debatable Land: Macaulay, Tocqueville, and the Art of Judgment 5. Speaking 'As If': Carl Schmitt and Rhetoric as Ritual Conclusion: On Not Listening.
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