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> Article 199
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VI. Argument |
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| 6.4 Rhetoric | ||
| Article 199–Dialogue | ||
| Canon 2673 | ||
| Dialogue or "Collocution" is the second of seven (7) types of Rhetoric. It is a Form of speech characterized by a spoken conversation between two or more individuals. | ||
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| Canon 2674 | ||
| The word Dialogue comes from διάλογος (dialogos) meaning “conversation, colloqium” itself derived two words of ancient Greek being διά (dia) meaning “through, inter” and λόγος (logos) meaning “speech, oration, discourse”. | ||
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| Canon 2675 | ||
| The word Collocution comes from the Latin colloquor meaning "conversation, colloqium, dialogue, conference". | ||
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| Canon 2676 | ||
| Dialogue is the only form of Rhetoric that is both a form of Logic as a formal method of Dialectic as well as a method of persuasion. | ||
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