Praise

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Praise comes from Latin " elogium" , with the influence of the old Greek " eulogia".

The praise is a literary Genre inherited the Antiquité which consists in praising the merits of an individual or an institution. It is about a Discours public or given like such, intended for the common construction; for this purpose, he resorts to the exploitation of the resources of the oratorical Registre of the Plaidoyer inherited the traditional Rhétorique. There exist several kinds of praises:

panegyrical praise: public speech celebrating the virtues of a famous person.
praise panegyric: eulogistic, enthusiastic poem.
paradoxical praise: celebration of a person or an unimportant, useless, harmful, socially disqualified thing.

Texts which refer to the kind of the praise

Andre Malraux, Funeral oration of Jean Moulin (at the time of the transfer of ashes of this last to the the Pantheon).

See too

Internal bonds

External bonds

the praise and blame.

Simple: Praise

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