Definition and origin of “Rhetoric”
Rhetoric is a Greek word (Ρητορική – rhitorike). Originates from Greek word Ρήτωρ – Rhetor (Ρήτορας in Modern Greek) which is someone that speaks in public.
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Rhetoric is a Greek word (Ρητορική – rhitorike). Originates from Greek word Ρήτωρ – Rhetor (Ρήτορας in Modern Greek) which is someone that speaks in public.
g of empathy is one of the original meanings of word sympathy in Greek. I understand that the word sympathy was confusing but whoever chose the word empathy didn’t know Greek because the word has the opposite meaning of empathy. Means someone that I really dislike passionately.
The word ethos orginates from Greek word Ήθος (ethos). The Greek word originates from Ancient Greek Ηθική (ethiki which means Ethics).
An ode is an elaborately structured poem praising or glorifying an event or individual, describing nature intellectually as well as emotionally. A classic ode is structured in three major parts: the strophe, the antistrophe, and the epode. Different forms such as the homostrophic ode and the irregular ode also enter.[…]
In comparison with previous kinds of poetry (Epic poetry) and (Lyric Poetry) that stories were told in more fantastical way in Drama storiew could happen, there was acting. So the word originates from Greek verb δράω/δρω (drao/dro) which means to act. So drama could be translated as acting.
Passionate is someone who has very strong feelings or emotions in such manner that he will suffer because of them.