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Evolution of Letter Writing and Its Influence on Communication

Discover the historical significance of letter writing from religious origins to modern communication methods like micro-blogging and social networking. Learn about the art of rhetoric, how St. Paul's epistles shaped the Bible, and the structure of letters.

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Evolution of Letter Writing and Its Influence on Communication

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  1. Letter writing was an area of study that was created as a response to the demand for social communication as religious and political leaders increased. Letter writing helped with the rise of Christianity due to Saint Paul’s epistles which made up several books of the Bible. During the Renaissance, rhetoric developed into study of how to write. Humanist used techniques for working on text for the New Testament. ArsDictamen took guidelines from Cicero’s works . Letter writing was used to assist the oral exposition of Biblical text. It was served to discover the truth because it provided the means of ordering and clarifying arguments. St. Paul letter’s served as an influence to ars dictamen; letter writing • They helped: • Interact with the community. • With theological issues, giving advice and understanding. • Settled tension and disputes. Micro-blogging, Social Networking and Emails are contemporary concepts of letter writing. Parts of the letter . • Salutatio: greeting • Captatio: goodwill of the recipient • Narratio:body/details • Petito: demand or announcement • Conclusio: the final thoughts

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