Diss. De Crypsi Oratoria

Published in 1738, Diss de Crypsi Oratoria is a lively and engaging defense of rhetorical elocution. Written by Georg Gotthelf During and Johann Wilhelm von Berger, this volume argues that the use of gesture and body language is essential for effective public speaking, and offers practical advice for aspiring orators.

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