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DECLAMATION

DECLAMATION. Prepared by : Shermie Grace M. Forteza. DECLAMATION. Is the recitation of a poem from memory. Is a verbal expression. HISTORY OF DECLAMATION. It was invented by the Greeks, who brought it to Rome and the Roman world generally. Controversia.

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DECLAMATION

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  1. DECLAMATION Prepared by : Shermie Grace M. Forteza

  2. DECLAMATION • Is the recitation of a poem from memory • Is a verbal expression

  3. HISTORY OF DECLAMATION

  4. It was invented by the Greeks, who brought it to Rome and the Roman world generally.

  5. Controversia a speech in character on one side of a fictional low case

  6. Suasoria a deliberative speech advising a course of action in a historical, pseudo-historical, or mythological situation

  7. The sophists of the 5th century B.C regarded it as their principal task to teach rhetoric

  8. Antiphon’s Tetralogies • arranged in speeches for and against, exemplify techniques of argument

  9. Gorgia’sPalamedes • displays a clear articulation that marks off parts of the speech and stages in the argument and is plainly intended to train the student in systematic exposition.

  10. Aechines • introduced the used of stock characters, poor man and rich man, hero and tyrant

  11. The speaker, whether pupil or rhetor, would take one side or the other, sometimes playing the part of an advocate, usually that of a character in the case

  12. Attention was paid to the articulation of the speech and to the forgoing of a persuasive argument.

  13. Most important was the “invention” of arguments

  14. Stasis system • enabled a speaker to establish the type of the case and draw on a check-list of topics appropriate to that type with their associated arguments.

  15. Seneca he is most interested in epigram and the clever slanting of a case, not in the technicalities of the stasis system or the elaboration of a complex argument

  16. Quintillian • his book is a hand book for the declaimer as well as the orator.

  17. Choosing a Declamation Speech

  18. FACTORS TO CONSIDER

  19. Style of Language Theme Impact

  20. Thank You for Listening 

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