Creative Eloquence: The Construction of Reality in Cicero's Speeches

Ingo Gildenhard

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Introduction: Cicero's philosophical oratory I. ANTHROPOLOGY Introduction: Ethopoiea and anthropopoiesis 1. Being human 2. Human beings 3. The good, the bad, and the in-between 4. Mental states II. SOCIOLOGY Introduction: Imagining community 5. Definition and the politics of truth 6. Laws and justice 7. Civilization and its discontents 8. Coping with Caesar III. THEOLOGY Introduction: Rome's civic religion 9. Ontological elevation and divine favouritism 10. Cicero's theodicy 11. Tyranny and the divine 12. Life after death CONCLUSION

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