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This document summarizes a lecture about Longinus, a 1st century AD writer known for his work On the Sublime. The lecture discusses that Longinus wrote On the Sublime in response to another writer, investigating the main sources of good writing and being the first to emphasize the natural gift of writers. It then outlines Longinus' five sources of sublimity - grandeur of thought, capacity for strong emotions, appropriate use of figures, nobility of diction, and dignity of composition. Each source is then briefly described.
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- 1. Benha University Fac. of Education English Language Division Classical Criticism Longinus Lecture no. 11 Second Grade Second Term (2019/2020) Dr. Eman Kash-Koush
- 2. Longinus 1st Century AD Written in the 1st century A.D. as a response to Caecilius of Calacte A highly compact work that ranks second to Aristotle’s Poetics Investigates the main sources of good writing The first to give importance to the natural gift of a writer It is a forerunner of the intuitive Romantic views
- 3. Hypsos Greatness, excellence, elevation, loftiness “the echo of greatness of spirit” Five sources of Sublimity
- 4. Sources of Sublimity Great Ideas Passion Appropriate Use of Figures Right Diction Skillful Composition “Art is perfect when it seems to be nature, and nature hits the mark when she contains art hidden within her.”
- 5. (1) Grandeur of Thought Sublime work depends on sublime thoughts A writer must feed his soul on the works of great masters (Homer, Plato, Demosthenes). “men catch fire from the spirit of others” Amplification (accumulation) is helpful
- 6. (2) Capacity for Strong Emotions Vehement and inspired passion True in the right place Iliad is better than the Odyssey and Demosthenes than Cicero
- 7. (3) Appropriate Use of Pictures Shouldn't be used mechanically, rather they must be rooted in genuine emotions Have to be judiciously (not pedantically) Have to be employed in the right place, in right manner, on right occasion and with the right motive Theoretical questions, asyndeton, hyperbaton and periphrasis
- 8. (4) Nobility of Diction Choice and arrangement of words and the use of ornamental language Have “moving and seductive effect” (it is a façade) “they that breathe voice into dead things” Words should be suitable Metaphor and hyperbole
- 9. Composition (5) Dignity of A process of skillful composition Should be organized and harmonious Should be neither extremely concise nor unduly prolix. “The one cripples the thought and the other overextends it.” Is a mediator between hearer and speaker