خطاب الوصية في الرسالة الأموية : دراسة بلاغية

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Since its evolvement in the full-fledged Greek linguistic thought, especially with Aristotle's "Rhetoric ", rhetoric as an art has proven to be a valid approach to discourse.

This is what we find also in the case of Arab linguists in their oral and written rhetorical legacy, until their successors reduced it to the dry stylization and scholastic standardization.

With the advent of neo-aristolelianism, rhetoric regained its status as an approach to text and different types of discourse brought about by the new circumstances of the era (literary, political, judicial and advertizing discourse, etc)It is worth mentioning that the contemporary Arab rhetoricians made considerable efforts to redirect the Arabic rhetoric away from the stylization narrowness that seemed to widen the gap between it and Arabic texts and discourse.