PERSUADE 勸說說(shui4)
ADVISE so as to CAUSE someone to CHANGE his/her BELIEF OR TO DECIDE to ACT.
Old Chinese Criteria
2. Jiàn 諫 refers specifically to remonstration or dissuasion of a superior. See REMONSTRATE.
3. Fěng 諷 refers to persuasion of a superior by subtle indirect means.
NB: Practical "persuasion" of the quàn 勸 kind differs from quàn 勸 "to encourage" in that it contains a clear element of intellectual persuasion that it is right to do what one is encouraging someone to do.
Modern Chinese Criteria
勸說 refers to primarily practical persuasion, sometimes in the form of argumentative encouragement.
以理服人 refers proverbially to reasoned intellectual persuasion.
rough draft to BEGIN TO identify synonym group members for analysis, based on CL etc. 18.11.2003. CH /
- Novyj objasnitel'nyj Slovar' Sinonimov Russkogo Jazyka
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APRESJAN 2004)
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1172 - De Rerum Humanarum Emendatione
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COMENIUS 1665)
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497 CONVINCERE aliqvem argumentis conficere.
Reqvisita sunt 1. ut conveniat inter duos veritatem sincere inqvirendi studio.
Confusing detailed analysis.
- Historisches Woerterbuch der Philosophie
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RITTER 1971-2007)
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11.50 - Historisches Woerterbuch der Rhetorik
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UEDING 1992ff)
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9.245 - SYNONYMES FRANÇOIS, LEURS DIFFÉRENTES SIGNIFICATIONS, ET LE CHOIX QU'IL EN FAUT FAIRE Pour parler avec justesse
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GIRARD 1769)
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1.207.168 INSINUER.PERSUADER.SUGGERER
Words
說 shuì OC: lʰods MC: ɕiɛi 55 AttributionsWD
The current general words for persuasion are shuì 說 "persuade of a point of view or a course of action" versus quàn 勸 "persuade someone to engage in a certain course of action he or she was not originally planning to enage in".
- Word relations
- Epithet: 辯 / 辨/ELOQUENT
The current general term for articulate rhetorical ability is biàn 辯 (ant. nè 訥 "be tongue-tied"). - Assoc: 言/DISCUSS
- Syntactic words
- nab.post-V{NUM}actadvice to do something; persuasions
- nabactpersuasion, attempt to persuade; effective rhetoric of persuasion
- nabactacts of persuasion in general
- vadNpersuasive (of words etc.)
- vt[oN]engage in persuasion of others; present one's persuasions
- vt[oN]derivedspeak convincingly about thingsCH
- vtoN.+VtoSpersuade N and say...
- vtoNconativeadvise, try to persuade someone to do something
- vtoNpassivebe persuaded
- vtoNperfectivepersuade someone (of the truth of something); convince
- vtt(oN1.)+prep+N2conativetry to persuade the contextually determinate N1 of N2DS
- vttoN1.+prep+N2conativetry to persuade N1 of N2TW
- vttoN1.+prep+N2passiveN1 be persuaded for N2DS
勸 quàn OC: khons MC: khi̯ɐn 1 AttributionWD
NB: Practical "persuasion" of the quàn 勸 kind differs from quàn 勸 "to encourage" in that it contains a clear element of intellectual persuasion that it is right to do what one is encouraging someone to do.
- Word relations
- Object: 心/MIND
The general word for the mental sphere of man is xīn 心 "HEART> mind" (ant. xíng 形 "physical shape, body", tǐ 體 "limbs, body").
- Syntactic words
- vtoN(try to) persuade someone to do something
- vtoNperfectivesuccess verb: manage to encourage someone to do something and to get him to do it
道 dào OC: ɡ-luuʔ MC: dɑu 1 AttributionWD
- Syntactic words
- vttoN.+V[0]tell N to V; try to persuade N to V
見說 jiàn shuì OC: keens lʰods MC: ken ɕiɛi 1 AttributionWD
- Syntactic words
- VPtoNresultativevisit so as to persuade
聳 sǒng OC: soŋʔ MC: si̯oŋ 0 AttributionsWD
- Syntactic words
- vtoNincite, encourage (GY)
諫 jiàn OC: kraans MC: kɣan 0 AttributionsWD
Jiàn 諫 refers specifically to remonstration or dissuasion of a superior. See REMONSTRATE.
- Syntactic words
- vtoNpersuade a superior through remonstration
諷 fěng OC: plums MC: puŋ 0 AttributionsWD
Fěng 諷 refers to persuasion of a superior by subtle indirect means.
- Syntactic words
- vtoNpersuade a superior by subtle means
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