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The Beginnings Of Rhetorical Theory In Classical Greece,New Ian McLachlan From The Depths Of PersonalIn This Provocative Book, Edward Schiappa Argues That Rhetorical Theory Did Not Originate With The Sophists In The Fifth Century B. C. E, As Is Commonly Believed, But Came Into Being A Century Later. Schiappa Examines Closely The Terminology Of The Sophistssuch As Gorgias And Protagorasand Of Their Reporters And Opponentsespecially Plato And Aristotleand Contends That The Terms And Problems That Make Up What We Think Of As Rhetorical Theory Had Not