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    The document summarizes Aristotle's early model of communication from the 4th century BC. [1] Aristotle established an academy to teach rhetoric and saw communication as speaker-centered, with the speaker delivering a message or speech to a passive audience. [2] While Aristotle focused on the speaker and message, he also considered the important role of the setting or context, as this dictated the type of message. [3] The three main settings were legal, deliberative, and ceremonial.

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    The document summarizes Aristotle's early model of communication from the 4th century BC. [1] Aristotle established an academy to teach rhetoric and saw communication as speaker-centered, with the speaker delivering a message or speech to a passive audience. [2] While Aristotle focused on the speaker and message, he also considered the important role of the setting or context, as this dictated the type of message. [3] The three main settings were legal, deliberative, and ceremonial.

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    The document summarizes Aristotle's early model of communication from the 4th century BC. [1] Aristotle established an academy to teach rhetoric and saw communication as speaker-centered, with the speaker delivering a message or speech to a passive audience. [2] While Aristotle focused on the speaker and message, he also considered the important role of the setting or context, as this dictated the type of message. [3] The three main settings were legal, deliberative, and ceremonial.

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    Aristotle

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    The document summarizes Aristotle's early model of communication from the 4th century BC. [1] Aristotle established an academy to teach rhetoric and saw communication as speaker-centered, with the speaker delivering a message or speech to a passive audience. [2] While Aristotle focused on the speaker and message, he also considered the important role of the setting or context, as this dictated the type of message. [3] The three main settings were legal, deliberative, and ceremonial.

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    The first and earliest model is that of Aristotle (5BC), who

    was a teacher of Rhetoric and even put up an academy to


    produce good speakers. The following is a representation of
    his model:

    (Listener)
    SPEAKE (Message)
    AUDIEN
    R SPEECH
    CE

    Aristotle’s Model of Communication


    Aristotle (384BC-322BC)
    Aristotle was a Greek philosopher and scientist
    born in the city of Stagira, Chalkidice, on the
    northern periphery of Classical Greece. His
    writings cover many subject- including physics,
    biology, zoology, metaphysics, logic, ethics,
    poetry, rhetoric, etc.

    Rhetoric- is the art of discourse, an art that aims


    to improve the capability of writers or speaker to
    inform, most likely to persuade, or motivate
    particular audiences in specific situation. As a
    subject formal study and a productive civic
    practice, rhetoric has played a central role in the
    European tradition.
    (Listener)
    SPEAKE (Message)
    AUDIEN
    R SPEECH
    A person A formal
    CE
    The assemble
    who address spectators or
    or listener at a
    speaks public event,
    discourse
    delivered such as a
    to an play, movie,
    concert, or
    audience
    meeting

    Aristotle Model is mainly focused on speaker and speech. It is a


    speaker centered model as the speaker has the most important role
    in it and is the only one active. It is the speaker’s role to deliver a
    speech to the audience. The role of the audience is passive,
    influenced by the speech. This makes communication process one
    way, from speaker to receiver
    Although Aristotle focused on the Speaker and Message, the
    most important part in his model is the Setting where the
    listener is situated. It is the Setting that dictates the Message.
    The three setting in Aristotle’s time were legal, deliberative,
    and ceremonial.
    The Legal Setting meant the courts
    where ordinary people defended
    themselves (there were no lawyer
    then).
    The Deliberative Setting meant
    the political assemblies, the
    highest of which the Roman
    Senate.
    The Ceremonial Setting meant the celebration held when they
    won a war, when they lost a leader or had a new one, and when
    they welcomed a visiting leader from another kingdom or
    country. Such occasions called for speeches of welcome, poems
    of tribute or of eulogies, and poems of lament

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