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The relationship between rhetoric and philosophy (dialectic) in Augustine's cultural itinerary never appears as a real conflict that eliminates the one or the other of the two components, but only as an alternate prevalence of the one over the other. The incidence of such a relationship passes into...
| Author: | Luigi Franco Pizzolato |
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| Published: |
S.n.,
s.l.,
2006
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| Volume: | 4 |
| Pages: | 599-612 |
| Language: | Italian |
| Periodical: | Auctores nostri. Studi e Testi di Letteratura cristiana antica |
| Format: | Article |
| Topic: | -
Works
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Augustine writer
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Rhetoric. Dialectic
- Works > Doctrinal works > De doctrina christiana > Topics > Lecture / Rhetoric - Works > Doctrinal works > De doctrina christiana > Topics > Wisdom / Rhetoric |
| Status: | Active |
| Summary: | The relationship between rhetoric and philosophy (dialectic) in Augustine's cultural itinerary never appears as a real conflict that eliminates the one or the other of the two components, but only as an alternate prevalence of the one over the other. The incidence of such a relationship passes into Augustine's artistic consciousness (poetics) and into his style according to the different moments and genres of his literary production. |
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