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Neighbourhood map: Indignatio (rhetorical arousal of indignation)The layout provides orientation; distance and colour are not scholarly measurements. The list below gives each connection’s direction and explanation.AganactesisAganactesisAT-HAR8-0003Indignatio (rhetorical aro…AT-ADD-20261015-0008
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  1. R-3507 · Subject neighbour · directed

    Indignatio (rhetorical arousal of indignation) → Aganactesis

    Meaning of the relation type
    Beide Begriffe gehören demselben fachlichen Kontinent an. (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)
    Why connected?
    Indignatio may arouse adverse feeling towards something presented as wrong; aganactesis enacts or expresses indignation. Some handbooks cross-reference the terms. This does not make their direction of effect universally identical or make commiseratio a synonym.
    Evidence basis
    Lanham, A Handlist of Rhetorical Terms · Aganactesis → Indignatio · PDF-Seite 20; Indignatio → Aganactesis/Deinosis · PDF-Seite 106; Lausberg, Handbook of Literary Rhetoric · §§ 433, 439, 809. (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)
    Recorded review status
    atlas-246-source-verified-alias (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)

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