Rhetoric and Time

This volume explores the multifaceted relationship between rhetoric — the art of persuasion – and time.Spanning Ancient Greek, Augustinian, early modern/Enlightenment, and contemporary twentieth- and twenty-first-century eras of the rhetorical tradition, and exploring non-Western and non-canonical conceptions of time, an international team of authors offer a comprehensive and intellectually robust treatment of the intersection of rhetoricity and temporality within human experience.Rhetoric and Time will interest students and scholars of rhetoric, communication studies, media studies, memory studies, persuasion, argumentation, and intercultural communication.