The documents are a letter to Adrian VI, the new pope; two letters to Henry VIII on the capture of King Francis of France and on war and peace; De Europae dissidiis et bello Turcico (On Conflicts in Europe and the Turkish War); a letter to Cardinal Wolsey dedicating and presenting translations of two orations by
Isocrates; the two orations themselves; and a letter to John Longland, confessor to Henry VIII.
Taleb approvingly quotes
Isocrates, an Athenian orator of the fifth century B.C.E., who said, "Deal with weaker states as you think it appropriate for stronger states to deal with you." The First Amendment, I he observes, also embodies Silver Rule thinking: I can practice any religion I want, but I must allow you the same freedom; I may contradict you, but you may equally contradict me.
For example, we could turn to
Isocrates, who noted that humans are only separated from animals by our use of logos, words, and reason, or to Kenneth Burke, who argued that humans are symbol-using animals and, later, bodies that learn language.
No en vano
Isocrates defendio la retorica de la confusion con el sofisma al senalar que, si bien no buscaba las verdades eternas de la filosofia, si trataba de encontrar una narrativa de la accion para cada oportunidad del presente.
Greek rhetorician
Isocrates said, "The argument which is made by a man's life is of more weight than that which is furnished by words." It was good advice then, and it is good advice now.
Eles tinham motivo para acreditar que organizavam mais festivais do que qualquer outra cidade-estado grega (
Isocrates 4.45; [Xenofonte] Ath.
While the concept ultimately goes back to the debate on love in Plato's Symposium, Paul's passage is an exquisite encomium for which parallels can be found in authors as diverse as
Isocrates, Cicero, Apuleius, and Philo of Alexandria, All of these encomia were initially given guidelines by Aristotle in the Rhetoric, who shows how to praise a character by pointing out the negative characteristics of others who might have been supposed to be equal to him.
Mitchell concluye que
Isocrates (16), Demostenes (17) y Platon son los responsables de la explotacion del toposdel barbaro como enemigo natural e implacable de Grecia.
(7) It is with this latter meaning that the word first appears by the middle of the Fourth Century BC, in the work of the Attic orators, namely in
Isocrates' Areopagiticus (VII.
"As so in biographies in our day, so with
Isocrates: Individual life-stories, whether real or imagined, spill into the political" (Poulakos, this volume).
ex., o quao distante a concepcao de
Isocrates estaria daquela estruturada por Homero.
Anito era conocido por estar entre los lideres politicos que respetaban la amnistia y rechazaba cualquier violacion a la misma (
Isocrates, 18.
Isocrates - Athenian rhetorician and orator (436-338 BC)