Adversus Rhetoras

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Adversus Rhetoras is an ancient work of skeptical philosophy, traditionally attributed to Sextus Empiricus, that critically examines and challenges the claims and methods of rhetorical theorists.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient philosophical work
rhetorical critique
skeptical philosophical treatise
work of ancient skepticism
aimsAt suspension of judgment about rhetoric
appliesMethod Pyrrhonian modes of argument
skeptical argumentation
belongsTo corpus of works attributed to Sextus Empiricus
compares rhetorical expertise with other technai (arts)
criticizes claims of rhetoric
methods of rhetorical instruction
rhetorical theorists
examines rhetorical theory
hasCriticalStanceToward professional rhetoricians
technical handbooks of rhetoric
hasGenre philosophical treatise
rhetorical criticism
skeptical polemic
hasHistoricalContext Hellenistic philosophy
Roman Imperial period NERFINISHED
hasLanguage Ancient Greek
hasPerspective skeptical
hasPhilosophicalSchool Pyrrhonism NERFINISHED
hasPhilosophicalTradition ancient Greek skepticism
hasSubject argumentation
epistemology
philosophy of language
rhetoric
hasTraditionalAuthor Sextus Empiricus NERFINISHED
influences later interpretations of ancient rhetoric
isAttributedTo Sextus Empiricus NERFINISHED
isPartOf tradition of ancient rhetorical criticism
isStudiedIn classics
history of philosophy
history of skepticism
rhetorical studies
questions epistemic foundations of rhetoric
reliability of rhetorical persuasion
usefulness of rhetoric for attaining truth
uses examples from rhetorical practice

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Sextus Empiricus hasWorkPart Adversus Rhetoras