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  1. Rhetorica Mar 2002
    Topos and Enthymeme ↗
    T/Ed Dyck
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    This paper is a modern reformulation of Aristotle's concepts of topos and enthymeme and the relation between them. Briefly, a topos may be understood as a binary relation which replaces implication in the syllogism to yield an enthymeme. If a syllogism is an argument of the form, (1)If P, and P implies Q, then Q

    classical rhetoric
    doi:10.1353/rht.2002.0019