Antonym

• RESUMPTIOREPETITIO of an expression from an earlier context in order to resume a discussion. 繼承重複法 Resuming a phrase that has been focussed before.

Hyponym

• QUAESTIOADDRESS in the form of an open question.The posing of open questions without providing or expecting an answer. Compare APORIA, DUBITATIO, HAESITATIO.
  • COMMUNICATIO　QUESTION soliciting advice from one's audience. 請教法 Appeal to the audience with a question what they think.
  • PROBLEMATISATIO　QUAESTIO which raises a question as being unanswerable for the time being. The explicit raising of an (typically abstract) topic as a matter of general theoretical or intellectual interest.
  • QUAESTIO-SELF-ANSWERED　QUAESTIO put to oneself and answered by oneself immediately afterwards in one's text. Asking questions and answering them oneself. Also known as SUBIECTIO. ANTHYPOPHORA
  • QUAESTIO-RHETORICA　QUAESTIO which in fact emphatically affirms its assumed answer. Rhetorical question which is neither concluding nor initial.Traditionally: EROTEMA.
    • QUAESTIO-RHETORICA-A FORTIORI　何況法 A fortiori rhetorical question.
    • QUAESTIO-RHETORICA-CONCLUDING　反詰結論法 Conclusion of a passage in the form of a rhetorical question.
    • QUAESTIO-RHETORICA-CONDITIONAL　假設反詰法 Conditional rhetorical question.
    • QUAESTIO-RHETORICA-DELIBERATIVA　謀事反詰法 Rhetorical question to oneself in the context of deliberations on future action.
    • QUAESTIO-RHETORICA-DISJUNCTIVE=DILEMMA　反詰﹣選擇 Open unanswerable alternative question. Traditionally known as DILEMMA.
    • QUAESTIO-RHETORICA-INITIAL　段前反詰法 A rhetorical question at the beginning of a paragraph.
    • QUAESTIO-RHETORICA-PERCONTATIO　用反詰指責法 Rhetorical questions lined up in order to reprehend.
    • QUAESTIO-RHETORICA-TEXT-INTERNAL　反詰﹣章內 Rhetorical question as part of direct speech within a narrative text, i.e. not directed at the reader.
  • QUAESTIO-ANTICIPATIO-SELF-ANSWERED　預先自問法 Anticipation and answering of possible objections. Often referred to by its Greek name proleepsis.Compare QUAESTIO-SELF-ANSWERED which involves not objections but requests for clarification.
  • QUAESTIO-LECTORI　問看官法 A question which the reader is asked to answer for himself.Compare the QUASTIO-LECTORI-CONSULTATIVA by which the author asks a communicative question of advice to the reader.
    • QUAESTIO-LECTORI-CONSULTATIVA　請教讀者法 By the figure QUAESTIO-LECTORI-CONSULTATIVA (traditionally: ANACOENOSIS) the speaker asks counsel of his hearers. Greek: anakoinoosis.