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expositions-106	none	Preliminary Reflections on the Rhetoric of Aristotle’s Rhetoric	2008	26	.pdf	application/pdf	11521	438	51	Nevertheless, we can suggest that if Aristotelian dialectics resembles Socratic dialectics, then one prominent theme of this method of investigation will be the “ethical virtues,” or the “whatness” of justice and nobility (Aristotle Metaphysics 1078b18–30); and it is precisely the articula- tion of these ethical-political endoxa that form the bulk of Books 1 and 2 of the Rhetoric. [Expositions 2.2 (2008) 163–188] Expositions (print) ISSN 1747-5368 doi:10.1558/expo.v2i2.163 Expositions (online) ISSN 1747-5376 Preliminary Reflections on the Rhetoric of Aristotle’s Rhetoric1 BryAN-PAUL FroSt Department of Political Science University of Louisiana at Lafayette Perhaps the first question anyone would ask when reading a book whose theme is rhetoric is the following: What sort of rhetoric is the author going to employ in this work?	cache/expositions-106.pdf	txt/expositions-106.txt