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Tag Archives: Corder
ENG 301 5.T/R: Project 2, Jim Corder
Today’s Plan: Grade Norming a Few Reports Looking Ahead to Project 2 Jim Corder’s “Argument as Emergence, Rhetoric as Love” Grade Norming a Few Reports We will do this. Looking Ahead to Project 2 I have a workspace up. It … Continue reading
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ENG 319 6.F: Project 2
Today’s Plan: Project Two Calendar Project Two Opening Tracks: Jimi Hendrix’s “How would you feel?” NWA’s “Fuck the Police” Ice Cube’s “The Product” Rage Against the Machine’s “Killing in the Name Of” See the liner notes to Evil Empire (1996), … Continue reading
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ENG 319 5.M: Epideictic Super Bowl Ads; Corder & Empathy
Today’s Plan: Feedback Marathon Super Bowl Ads Jim Corder, “Argument as Emergence, Rhetoric as Love” Homework Epideictic Encounter [Branches of rhetoric, Latour and the social, Exigence]. Jessica Long Budweiser Let’s Grab a Beer Bruce Springsteen in the Middle Let’s Read: … Continue reading
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ENG 319 8.T: Rethinking Isocrates, Spontaneous Rhetorical Analysis, University in Ruins
Today’s Plan: Isocrates Let’s Try Something Bill Readings For Next Class Isocrates One thing that I’ve realized teaching these texts this semester: Isocrates provides the clearest example of the strong defense that we can find in the ancient world. Here … Continue reading
ENG 319 5.R: Non-Platonic Dialgoues / Corder
Reading Responses Responses Student: Throughout the whole reading I sat there in a WTF stupor. Ong’s writing is very paradoxical, using an alien technology of writing to describe that writing is bad, but then saying that since writing is apart … Continue reading
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ENG 201 4.R: Your Questions, Discussing Corder
Today’s plan: Questions Corder (more questions) Questions Coding and Job Selection Hmm. My gut response is that it doesn’t matter. However, in discussing your methodology, you do need to have some kind of rationale for why you did what you … Continue reading
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ENG 201 6.F: Community Engagement Planning, Corder
Today’s Plan: Community Engagement Planning Corder Homework Community Engagement Planning Next Friday we will be meeting with Amelia E. Koehmstedt, Director of Development for Arc Charities. As I shared, we’ve discussed three potential projects: Families in Action grant writing project … Continue reading
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