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  1. The rhetoric of free speech in late antiquity and the early Middle Ages
    Author: Renswoude, Irene van
    Published: 2019
    Publisher:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    The early Middle Ages is not a period traditionally associated with free speech. It is still widely held that free speech declined towards the end of Antiquity, disappearing completely at the beginning of the Middle Ages, and only re-emerging in the... more

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    The early Middle Ages is not a period traditionally associated with free speech. It is still widely held that free speech declined towards the end of Antiquity, disappearing completely at the beginning of the Middle Ages, and only re-emerging in the Renaissance, when people finally learned to think and speak for themselves again. Challenging this tenacious image, Irene van Renswoude reveals that there was room for political criticism and dissent in this period, as long as critics employed the right rhetoric and adhered to scripted roles. This study of the rhetoric of free speech from c.200 to c.900 AD explores the cultural rules and rhetorical performances that shaped practices of delivering criticism from Antiquity to the Middle Ages, examining the rhetorical strategies of letters and narratives in the late antique and early medieval men, and a few women, who ventured to speak the truth to the powerful

     
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    ISBN: 9781139811941
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    Series: Cambridge studies in medieval life and thought
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    Subjects: Latin literature, Medieval and modern / History and criticism; Christian literature, Early / Latin authors; Freedom of speech / Europe, Western / History / To 1500; Freedom of speech / Religious aspects / Christianity; Rhetoric / Political aspects; Rhetoric / Social aspects; Criticism, Personal, in literature; Literatur; Latein; Freie Rede; Griechisch; Rhetorik; Parrhesia
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    The steadfast martyr -- Hilary of Poitiers -- The detached philosopher -- Ambrose of Milan -- The silent ascetic -- The frank holy man -- Gregory of Tours -- The wise adviser -- Agobard of Lyon -- Pope Gregory
  2. The rhetoric of free speech in late antiquity and the early Middle Ages
    Author: Renswoude, Irene van
    Published: 2019
    Publisher:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    The early Middle Ages is not a period traditionally associated with free speech. It is still widely held that free speech declined towards the end of Antiquity, disappearing completely at the beginning of the Middle Ages, and only re-emerging in the... more

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    The early Middle Ages is not a period traditionally associated with free speech. It is still widely held that free speech declined towards the end of Antiquity, disappearing completely at the beginning of the Middle Ages, and only re-emerging in the Renaissance, when people finally learned to think and speak for themselves again. Challenging this tenacious image, Irene van Renswoude reveals that there was room for political criticism and dissent in this period, as long as critics employed the right rhetoric and adhered to scripted roles. This study of the rhetoric of free speech from c.200 to c.900 AD explores the cultural rules and rhetorical performances that shaped practices of delivering criticism from Antiquity to the Middle Ages, examining the rhetorical strategies of letters and narratives in the late antique and early medieval men, and a few women, who ventured to speak the truth to the powerful.

     
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    Source: Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin
    Language: English
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    ISBN: 9781139811941; 9781107038134; 9781108725477
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    Series: Cambridge studies in medieval life and thought ; fourth series, 115
    Subjects: Latin literature, Medieval and modern; Christian literature, Early; Freedom of speech; Freedom of speech; Rhetoric; Rhetoric; Criticism, Personal, in literature; Latin literature, Medieval and modern ; History and criticism; Christian literature, Early ; Latin authors; Freedom of speech ; Europe, Western ; History ; To 1500; Freedom of speech ; Religious aspects ; Christianity; Rhetoric ; Political aspects; Rhetoric ; Social aspects; Criticism, Personal, in literature
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  3. The rhetoric of free speech in late antiquity and the early Middle Ages
    Author: Renswoude, Irene van
    Published: 2019
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    Series: Cambridge studies in medieval life and thought ; Fourth series, 115
    Subjects: Latin literature, Medieval and modern / History and criticism; Christian literature, Early / Latin authors; Freedom of speech / Europe, Western / History / To 1500; Freedom of speech / Religious aspects / Christianity; Rhetoric / Political aspects; Rhetoric / Social aspects; Criticism, Personal, in literature; Rhetorik; Freie Rede
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  4. The rhetoric of free speech in late antiquity and the early Middle Ages
    Author: Renswoude, Irene van
    Published: 2019
    Publisher:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    The early Middle Ages is not a period traditionally associated with free speech. It is still widely held that free speech declined towards the end of Antiquity, disappearing completely at the beginning of the Middle Ages, and only re-emerging in the... more

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    The early Middle Ages is not a period traditionally associated with free speech. It is still widely held that free speech declined towards the end of Antiquity, disappearing completely at the beginning of the Middle Ages, and only re-emerging in the Renaissance, when people finally learned to think and speak for themselves again. Challenging this tenacious image, Irene van Renswoude reveals that there was room for political criticism and dissent in this period, as long as critics employed the right rhetoric and adhered to scripted roles. This study of the rhetoric of free speech from c.200 to c.900 AD explores the cultural rules and rhetorical performances that shaped practices of delivering criticism from Antiquity to the Middle Ages, examining the rhetorical strategies of letters and narratives in the late antique and early medieval men, and a few women, who ventured to speak the truth to the powerful.

     
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    Source: Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin
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    ISBN: 9781139811941; 9781107038134; 9781108725477
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    Series: Cambridge studies in medieval life and thought ; fourth series, 115
    Subjects: Latin literature, Medieval and modern; Christian literature, Early; Freedom of speech; Freedom of speech; Rhetoric; Rhetoric; Criticism, Personal, in literature; Latin literature, Medieval and modern ; History and criticism; Christian literature, Early ; Latin authors; Freedom of speech ; Europe, Western ; History ; To 1500; Freedom of speech ; Religious aspects ; Christianity; Rhetoric ; Political aspects; Rhetoric ; Social aspects; Criticism, Personal, in literature
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  5. The rhetoric of free speech in late antiquity and the early Middle Ages
    Author: Renswoude, Irene van
    Published: 2019
    Publisher:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    The early Middle Ages is not a period traditionally associated with free speech. It is still widely held that free speech declined towards the end of Antiquity, disappearing completely at the beginning of the Middle Ages, and only re-emerging in the... more

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    The early Middle Ages is not a period traditionally associated with free speech. It is still widely held that free speech declined towards the end of Antiquity, disappearing completely at the beginning of the Middle Ages, and only re-emerging in the Renaissance, when people finally learned to think and speak for themselves again. Challenging this tenacious image, Irene van Renswoude reveals that there was room for political criticism and dissent in this period, as long as critics employed the right rhetoric and adhered to scripted roles. This study of the rhetoric of free speech from c.200 to c.900 AD explores the cultural rules and rhetorical performances that shaped practices of delivering criticism from Antiquity to the Middle Ages, examining the rhetorical strategies of letters and narratives in the late antique and early medieval men, and a few women, who ventured to speak the truth to the powerful.

     
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    Series: Cambridge studies in medieval life and thought ; fourth series, 115
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  6. <<The>> rhetoric of free speech in late antiquity and the early Middle Ages
    Author: Renswoude, Irene <<van>>
    Published: 2019
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    Series: Cambridge studies in medieval life and thought ; Fourth series, 115
    Subjects: Latin literature, Medieval and modern / History and criticism; Christian literature, Early / Latin authors; Freedom of speech / Europe, Western / History / To 1500; Freedom of speech / Religious aspects / Christianity; Rhetoric / Political aspects; Rhetoric / Social aspects; Criticism, Personal, in literature
    Scope: 1 Online-Ressource (x, 279 Seiten)