How do the rhetorician's personality and audience influence each other? What is the main rule of persuasion? How did Christian preaching influence the development of speech? When did Russian rhetoric emerge? And why was it so popular in the 19th century?
A new lecture by Doctor of Philology Alexander Volkov explores the history and foundations of literate speech.

Timecodes:
00:00 | Intro
00:26 | What is rhetoric?
01:59 | Theory and Practice
03:57 | The Sage Teacher
06:24 | "The Founding Fathers"
10:28 | The Ancient School
11:50 | Rome and Law
15:16 | Church Eloquence
18:17 | Propaganda or Instruction?
21:25 | Lomonosov's "Nudge"
26:04 | 19th-Century Alma Mater
32:17 | The Belgian School. Renaissance
38:28 | The Image of the Author
41:25 | Slave of the Audience
43:54 | Ethos, Logos, and Pathos
47:16 | 3 Steps to Literate Speech
51:38 | The Core of Invention
54:49 | The Art of Persuasion
56:59 | How to Say It?
1:01:12 | "So That Everyone Can Understand"

Watch also:
1) Early Christianity in an Hour. Priest Antony Lakirev:
Раннее христианство за час. Иерей Антоний ...

2) 20th-Century Literature in an Hour. Alexey Varlamov:
АЛЕКСЕЙ ВАРЛАМОВ. Литература XX века за час

3) From Icon Painting to the Avant-garde Irina Yazykova:
От иконописи до авангарда. Ирина Языкова

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