
Quintilian and the law
The art of persuasion in law and politics
Edited by Olga Tellegen Couperus
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Introduction
Olga Tellegen-Couperus
The concept of authority in the Institutio oratoria, book I
Jorge Fernández López
Materia and officia of rhetorical teaching in book II of the Institutio oratoria
Serena Querzoli
The three types of speeches in Quintilian, book III: Communicative aspects of the political and legal features of rhetorical discourse
Tomás Albaladejo
Quintilian (book III) and his use of Roman law
Olivia Robinson
Quintilian and the judges: Rhetorical rules and psychological strategies in the 4th book of the Institutio oratoria
Ida Mastrorosa
Rhetorical role models for 16th to 18th century lawyers
Giovanni Rossi
Proofs, arguments, places: Argumentation and rhetorical theory in the Institutio oratoria, book V
Belén Saiz Noeda
'Secundum legem' in Institutio oratoria V.13.7
Andrew Lewis
Book VI of Quintilian's Institutio oratoria: The transmission of knowledge, historical and cultural topicalities, and autobiographic experience
Maria Silvana Celentano
Institutio oratoria VI.2: On Emotion
Jeroen Bons & Robert Taylor Lane
Emotion in the courtroom: Quintilian's judge - then and now
Richard A. Katula
Moving the judge: A legal commentary on book VI of Quintilian's Institutio oratoria
José-Domingo Rodríguez Martín
The role of dispositio in the construction of meaning: Quintilian's perspective
David Pujante
Status and loci for the modern judge: From voluntas to purpose and beyond
Maarten Henket
The reliability of Quintilian for Roman law: On the Causa Curiana
Jan Willem Tellegen
Some (semiotic) aspects of elocutio in Quintilian: more about Latinitas, perspicuitas, ornatus, and decorum
Francisco Chico-Rico
A clarifying sententia clarified: On Institutio oratoria VIII.5.19
Olga Tellegen-Couperus
The semiotic minuet in Quintilian's rhetoric: On the treatment of figures in book IX of the Institutio oratoria
Barend van Heusden
Style and law: How to win a case by means of emphasis
Olga Tellegen-Couperus
Quintilian's advice on the continuing self-education of the adult orator: Book X of his Institutio oratoria
James J. Murphy
Reasons for reading: Quintilian's advice on 'What to read' in book X
Sanne Taekema
Classical and modern gesticulation accompanying speech: An early theory of body language by Quintilian
Peter Wülfing
The right of appeal in Quintilian's Institutio oratoria XI.1.76
Esperanza Osaba
Romanus sapiens and civilis vir: Quintilian's theory of the orator acting for the benefit of the imperial power
Vincenzo Scarano Ussani
Quintilian's jurisprudence
Willem Witteveen
Format: Edited volume - paperback
Size: 240 × 160 mm
332 pages
ISBN: 9789058673015
Publication: July 17, 2003
Languages: English
Stock item number: 46137