Aristotle - Ancient Greek scientist, philosopher, founder of formal logic He was the first to create a comprehensive philosophical system covering all spheres of existence. His teaching is considered to be generalizing and completing Greek philosophy. Aristotle's Rhetoric is the most profound and systematic study of the problems of oratory, which has become a great cultural and scientific event. The treatise is divided into three parts: the first is devoted to the subject of rhetoric and types of oratorical speeches. The second deals with the speaker's personal qualities and "reasons that excite the speaker's trust". The third part concerns the technical side of rhetoric. Like other books in the Great Ideas series, the book will be simply indispensable in the library of students of humanities, as well as for those who want to get acquainted with key works and ideas of world philosophy and culture.