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portada A Dialogue Concerning Oratory
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
178
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9788169749442

A Dialogue Concerning Oratory

Cornelius Tacitus (Author) · Double 9 Books · Paperback

A Dialogue Concerning Oratory - Cornelius Tacitus

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Synopsis "A Dialogue Concerning Oratory"

A dialogue concerning oratory, or the cause of corrupt eloquence presents a reflective examination of the decline of persuasive speech, framed through a thoughtful exchange of contrasting viewpoints on education, culture, and public life. The work explores how eloquence is shaped not only by technical skill but by the broader social and political environment in which it develops. It considers the role of rigorous training and intellectual discipline, while also questioning whether changing cultural values have diminished the need for powerful oratory. Central to the discussion is the idea that true eloquence thrives in conditions of tension and uncertainty, where debate, conflict, and the need to persuade are most intense. In contrast, a more stable and controlled society may reduce opportunities for such expression, leading to a perceived decline in rhetorical excellence. The dialogue ultimately reflects on the complex relationship between freedom, public discourse, and artistic expression, suggesting that the vitality of speech is closely tied to the conditions that demand its use, and that shifts in political and social order inevitably reshape the nature and purpose of eloquence. Read more

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