Adam Müller's Twelve Lectures on Rhetoric: A Translation with a Critical Essay

Adam Müller aesthetic affairs ancients art of printing artist audience beauty become Bonald Burke's called century common ground concept conversation criticism cultivated dialects discourse divine earthly Edmund Burke element eloquence England entire essence eternal everything expressed fatherland feeling France French Friedrich Friedrich Gentz Friedrich Schlegel German German language German Romanticism Goethe Greek hand harmony heart Herder higher human Ibid ideas important individual influence Johann Georg Hamann Johann Gottfried Herder Kenneth Burke language life's listening literary literature living man's mathematics matters means mind nation nature Novalis orator orator's organism person philosophy philosophy of language Plato poet poetic poetry polarities political Quincey rhetorical theory rhetorician Romantic Romanticism Romanticists sacred Schiller Schönheit Schopenhauer Schriften sense social soul speak speaker speech spoken style sublime taste things thought tion true Twelve Lectures understand voice Werther whole word writing