The Art of Rhetoric

The Art of Rhetoric (4th century BCE) is a practical manual on the art of public speaking and persuasion. Written almost 2,500 years ago, The Art of Rhetoric remains one of the most incisive and comprehensive studies on rhetoric ever written.

• Amateur orators who need to prepare for an upcoming speech
• Businesspeople who frequently speak in meetings
• Anyone who has an interest in the classics of western thought

Aristotle was an ancient Greek philosopher who wrote extensively on a sweeping range of topics, including physics, biology, logic, ethics, linguistics, and politics. He’s widely acknowledged to be one of the first genuine scientists in history, and his writings contributed to the development of whole new areas of study. Having trained under the Greek philosopher Plato at his Academy in Athens, Aristotle went on to become Alexander the Great’s tutor, and then later founded his own school in Athens called the Lyceum.