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Monthly Archives: November 2015
Historical Rhetorics Week 15: Ramus and the Death of Rhetoric
Ong’s Ramus and Rhetoric’s Slow Death I’ve got a link here to the Historical Rhetorics wikibook, which has discussion of a few other key passages from Ong’s book on Ramus. We should note the extent to which the death of … Continue reading
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Tagged historical-rhetorics, Ong, ramus, sophistry
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Rhetoric and Gaming 14.2: Usability Testing and Revisions
Hi all, a quick post today to formalize our dates. In today’s class, we will do more usability testing on your games, paying specific attention to the provided instructions. You will have this weekend to revise your instructions. Every group … Continue reading
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Historical Rhetorics Week 14: Augustine’s Weak Defense
Today’s plan: Secondary Source Presentations Augustine’s [Philosophical] Rhetoric Some Discussion of Semiotics and Hermeneutics Break The Transcendental Signifier, The Big Other, and the Other (with a Capital O)
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Tagged Augustine, historical-rhetorics, Latour
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Historical Rhetorics 12: Quintilian and Lanham’s Strong Defense
Today’s plan: Secondary Source Presentations Discuss Quintilian Quintilian and Postpedagogy Bob’s self-named “shtick” Break An Answer Given By Way of a Long(ish) Speech: Why I Love Lanham’s Strong Defense
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Historical Rhetorics 11: Cicero
Today’s plan: Secondary source presentations Tracing the Legacies of the Greeks Break Stasis Theory (and a little bit of Johnson’s Rasselas
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