Rhetoric of Identity in Isocrates

Discover the profound insights of Yun Lee Too in The Rhetoric of Identity in Isocrates, published by Cambridge University Press in 2009. This compelling work delves into the life and writings of Isocrates, a significant yet often overlooked figure of fourth-century Athens. Spanning 292 pages, Too's interpretation uncovers how Isocrates uniquely employs rhetoric to craft a model of political engagement that contrasts sharply with his contemporaries, particularly Plato, as well as with modern understandings of civic participation.

This book not only revitalizes Isocrates' legacy but also invites readers to rethink the implications of identity and rhetoric in political discourse. Ideal for scholars and enthusiasts of classical philosophy, The Rhetoric of Identity in Isocrates is an essential addition to any library, offering both depth and clarity on a complex subject. Secure your copy today and explore the intricate connections between rhetoric, identity, and politics.