The Art of Extempore Speaking
The Art of Extempore Speaking
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This gives us, at once, the form of the Enthymeme.
The Dilemma, divides the adversary's argument into two or more parts, and then opposes to each of them an unanswerable reply. It is no more than several En- th}Tnemes, joined together.
For instance (regularly in form) : 1. He who w-rites on general topics must either sup- port popular prejudices, or oppose them.
2. If he supports them, he will be condemned by the intelligent.
3. If he opposes them, he will be condemned by the ignorant.
4. There...fore he who writes on general topics, will be condemned.
The orator turns the argument into an Enthymeme somewhat in this way: He who writes on general topics will be condemned, because he must either support popular prejudices, or oppose them. If he oppose them, he will be condemned by the ignorant, if he support them, by the intelli- gent.
Patrick Henry's famous oration for the war runs into the form of a dilemma. He argues, "We must resort either to submission or to arms. Therefore there is no need of longer debate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This gives us, at once, the form of the Enthymeme.
The Dilemma, divides the adversary's argument into two or more parts, and then opposes to each of them an unanswerable reply. It is no more than several En- th}Tnemes, joined together.
For instance (regularly in form) : 1. He who w-rites on general topics must either sup- port popular prejudices, or oppose them.
2. If he supports them, he will be condemned by the intelligent.
3. If he opposes them, he will be condemned by the ignorant.
4. There...fore he who writes on general topics, will be condemned.
The orator turns the argument into an Enthymeme somewhat in this way: He who writes on general topics will be condemned, because he must either support popular prejudices, or oppose them. If he oppose them, he will be condemned by the ignorant, if he support them, by the intelli- gent.
Patrick Henry's famous oration for the war runs into the form of a dilemma. He argues, "We must resort either to submission or to arms. Therefore there is no need of longer debate.
What to read after The Art of Extempore Speaking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Eugène Marie Bautain to read onlineMoreLess
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