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ENG- R 224: Persuasion Rhetoric & Storytelling

Fall 2016

Tuesday & Thursday 4pm - 5:15pm

Instructor: Lora Smith smithlo@indiana.edu

NewCourseforFall2016!

WhatCanRhetoricTeachUs

Aboutthe2016U.S.Presiden<alElec<on?

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Inthiscoursewewillexplorehowconceptsfromrhetoriccanhelpusunderstandthe2016PresidenAalElecAon.Althoughtheword“rhetoric”someAmesreferstoemptyordecepAvespeech,forcenturiesrhetoricwasahighlyrespectedcourseofstudythattaughtspeakersandwritershowtocommunicateeffecAvelyonmulApletopicsandinvarioussituaAons.Inthiscourse,then,wewillmovebackandforthbetweenclassicalunderstandingsofrhetoricandthecurrentpresidenAalcampaign.Alongwithwebsites,speeches,andarAclesonthepresidenAalcampaign,wewillreadprimaryandsecondarytextsinclassicalrhetoric,scholarlyarAclesonpresidenAalrhetoric,andpastexamplesofpresidenAalspeechesanddebates.

EnglishR209:SpecialTopicsinRhetoricandPublicAdvocacy

ENG•R224 Persuasion: The Civic Art of Influence

Enroll in section #14761 MW 1:00 – 2:15pm

Fall 2016

Philip Perdue, Instructor pdperdue@indiana.edu

”influence” by flickr user Marek

ENGR355(IW)

PublicMemoryinCommunica1on&

Culture

Dr. Cindy Duquette Smith

cds@indiana.edu@profcindysamarhetoricofarchitecture.com

So…howdowe“know”whatwethinkweknowabouthistoricalevents?FindouthowsharedsocialmemoriesworkinR355.