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A sofística no discurso educacional de Agostinho de Hipona

open access: yesCadernos CIMEAC, 2018
O trabalho visa discutir as relações entre o discurso educacional de Agostinho de Hipona e as concepções de pensadores posteriores a ele, examinando as obras O mestre, publicada poucos depois de sua conversão ao catolicismo, e A instrução dos catecúmenos,
Aglaia Ruffino Jalles   +1 more
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Science vs. Sophistry- A Historical Debate on Bipolar Fuzzy Sets and Equilibrium Based Mathematic s for AI & QI

open access: yes, 2021
The road from bipolar fuzzy sets to equilibrium-based mathematical abstraction is surveyed. A continuing historical debate on bipolarity and isomorphism is outlined. Related literatures are critically reviewed to counter plagiarism, distortion, renaming,
Zhang, Wen-Ran
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Hippias’s “Collection” — a handbook for a man of wisdom [PDF]

open access: yesHypothekai, 2021
Despite the obvious revival of interest in the First Sophistry in recent decades, Hippias of Elis is poorly considered in the context of the history of ancient education.
Roman Svetlov
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Lost rhetoric found. Non-extant rhetorical handbooks of rhetoricians and sophists from the pre-P~platonic time until late Hellenism as literary sources in Suda

open access: yesÁgora, 2011
This article touches an area of the history and technical disposition of rhetoric, which has not been considered a subject or research on rhetoric so far.
Fee-Alexandra Haase
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Sophistry and rethoric in Plato’s Gorgias [PDF]

open access: yes, 2020
O presente artigo tem como intuito elucidar a distinção entre sofística e retórica no diálogo Górgias de Platão, a partir da asserção enigmática de Sócrates de que “sofistas e rétores se diluem em uma mesma coisa e com relação às mesmas coisas devido ...
Lopes, Daniel R. N.
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Illusory Arguments by Artificial Agents: Pernicious Legacy of the Sophists

open access: yesHumanities
To diagnose someone’s reasoning today as “sophistry” is to say that this reasoning is at once persuasive (at least to a significant degree) and logically invalid.
Micah H. Clark, Selmer Bringsjord
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Development of the “literary evolution” concept by Yuri Tynyanov in the works of Sergei Averintsev

open access: yesEnthymema, 2022
Since the concept of “literary evolution” proposed by Yuri Tynyanov could not be applied to the late Soviet official literature, Sergei Averintsev using this concept examined the relationship between philosophy, sophistry, rhetorics and everyday ...
Alexander Markov
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On Gorgias’ Particular Demonstration

open access: yesPeitho, 2013
The label idios apodeixis/logos «particular (personal, original) demonstration or argument» of Gorgias is known to us only from the third section of the little work attributed to Aristotle under the title De Melisso, Xenophane, Gorgia.
Marian Wesoły
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Pre-Socratics and Post-Moderns: The Effects of Sophistry

open access: yes, 2020
Appears in Journal of Continental Philosophy, volume 1, Issue 2, 2020. Translated by Alex Ling. In this text Cassin and Narcy begin their reassessment of the mode of thought that is sophistry, which has historically functioned as the (negative) “other ...
Cassin, Barbara   +2 more
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Badiou’s Reading of Saint Paul [PDF]

open access: yesJournal of Philosophical Investigations, 2020
There has been a renewed interest in reading Saint Paul from different aspects by contemporary political theology and philosophy. However, being encountered with the sickness of contemporary philosophy and regarding it as sophistry, Badiou turns to Paul ...
Parisa Shakourzadeh, Ali Naqi Baqershahi
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