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Oral Rhetoric, Rhetoric, and Literature
Philosophy & Rhetoric, 2007In 1960, Professor Donald R. Pearce edited and published a small volume entitled The Senate Speeches of W. B. Yeats.1 Some editorial decisions Pearce made serve to focus attention on what the distinctive features of spoken, instigative discourse may be.2 Pearce included in his volume of "speeches" a body of extensively inter rupted discourse on divorce,
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Hidden Assumptions and Unaddressed Questions in Mathematics for All Rhetoric
The Mathematics Educator, 2015In this article, I discuss some of the hidden assumptions and unaddressed questions in the increasingly popular Mathematics for All rhetoric by presenting an alternative, critical view of equity in mathematics education.
D. Martin
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Theordoof rhetoric and the rhetoric of order
2014This chapter takes its rhetorical cue from an epigram inscribed in prominent Greek letters on a small tablet housed in Rome’s Musei Capitolini (Figure 11.1). The marble relief is one of twenty-two objects that have come to be termed Tabulae Iliacae (‘Iliac tablets’), dating from the late first century bc or early first century ad, and discovered (where
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Interdisciplinarity in Public: The Rhetoric of Rhetoric
Social Text, 1990In The Trial of Socrates (1988), the late I.F. Stone addressed a chapter to "Socrates and Rhetoric." Speaking on behalf of the Athenian public, he took sides against Socrates and for rhetoric. Rhetoric, he said, was a skill enabling citizens "to protect their interests in the assembly and in the law courts" (90), hence an essential tool of Athenian ...
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The idea of rhetoric in the rhetoric of science
Southern Communication Journal, 1993A striking but insufficiently examined feature of the current revival of interest in rhetoric is its positioning primarily as a hermeneutic metadiscourse rather than as a substantive discourse practice. When one invokes metadiscourse to account for a discursive practice, what one hopes to achieve is minimally a “redescription” of the latter.
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Performative Rhetoric and Rhetoric as Validation
Nottingham Medieval Studies, 2012This paper explores parallels and differences between the status of verbal and musical texts with respect to content, grammar, and rhetoric. It considers the role that memory and personal apprenticeship played in the performance of unwritten or incompletely notated music, which was not necessarily ‘improvised’. Now we have only the notated texts, which
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The Rhetoric of "The Rhetoric of Whole Language"
Reading Research Quarterly, 1994L'A. presente une etude critique de l'article de Moorman, Blanton et Mc Laughlin (1994) intitule La rhetorique du langage integre. Il exprime sa gene concernant la maniere dont les auteurs decrivent le langage integre, c'est-a-dire comment les choses sont denommees, qui prend en charge les denominations, quels motifs sont invoques, quelles en sont les ...
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The rhetoric of McCloskey's rhetoric of economics
Cambridge Journal of Economics, 1995D. McCloskey's project of a rhetoric of economics contains a rejection of traditional epistemology in favor of a form of pragmatism. He uses, however, 'effective persuasion' and 'community' as surrogates for the epistemologist's 'method' and 'truth.' Equipped with these surrogates, he declares the good health of economics.
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