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History and Theory of Rhetoric
Quiz 7: Rhetoric in the Renaissance
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Question 1
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For what ability was Joanna Vaz famous?
Question 2
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What does it mean to say that Christine de Pizan was a polemical writer?
Question 3
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What was the status of rhetorical studies in Renaissance education?
Question 4
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Identify some of the defining characteristics of Humanism.
Question 5
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What famous book by Castiglione retrieved, for Renaissance European readers, Cicero's notion of the perfectus orator?
Question 6
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What is Richard Lanham's explanation of the development of rhetorical figures of speech?
Question 7
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What was Valla's opinion regarding the relationship between rhetoric and philosophy?
Question 8
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What is the significance of the concept of the vita activa to Renaissance rhetoric? To which concept was it opposed?
Question 9
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Who was Averroes? What role did he play in the history of Renaissance rhetoric?
Question 10
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What was the response of many Humanists to the earlier Scholastic approach to education?
Question 11
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What impact did the fall of Constantinople have on Italian Humanism?
Question 12
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In what way are Agricola and Ramus significant to the history of rhetoric?
Question 13
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How were style and science related in the late Renaissance?
Question 14
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What innovation did Madame de Scudery bring to rhetoric?
Question 15
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Humanists imagined a return to classical studies as providing a basis for broad social change. Is it still possible to imagine educational reform leading to social reform? Explain.
Question 16
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Respond to the idea advocated by the Humanists that speech is the means by which human beings create civilization. Is this account too simple? Are there factors other than speech that could be said to be the basis for civilization?