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Jessica Kilcoyne

The Hispanic Challenge - By Samuel P. Huntington | Foreign Policy - 0 views

  • Mexican immigration differs from past immigration and most other contemporary immigration due to a combination of six factors: contiguity, scale, illegality, regional concentration, persistence, and historical presence
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    Concerns with immigration.
Jessica Kilcoyne

http://mcnair.usc.edu/current/research_projects/Andrea%20Martinez%20Final%20Paper.pdf - 0 views

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    emotional appeals frame our political choices
Jessica Kilcoyne

JSTOR: American Journal of Political Science, Vol. 52, No. 4 (Oct., 2008), pp. 959-978 - 2 views

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    "Public debates about immigration . . often suggest the interests, values or lifestyles of citizens are in harm's way."
Alexa Smith

A Feminist's Argument On How Sex Work Can Benefit Women - Student Pulse - 0 views

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    feminist feminism sex work empowerment prostitution sexuality
Sally Neal

The International Journal of the Humanities » Jane Austen Meets Confucius: On... - 0 views

  • , the cultivation of individualism must be tempered by one’s solidarity with the social network and by developing skills of negotiating in ever-widening circles of interconnectivity. This cross-cultural, interdisciplinary study shows that the struggle to balance individual rights with responsibilities is the heart of a universal social contract of “one for all and all for one” at every level, from the local to the global, from the personal to the political.
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    this article reflects on the concepts of marriage and family in a Jane Austen work.
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    This relates to what we have discussed in class about writing with intent
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    This is an example Sally used in my EN 450 class; it is not required reading for EN 386 (unless, of course, you are interested in the topic).
Katie Burns

Cambridge Histories Online : Music and rhetoric - 2 views

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    This chapter from The Cambridge History of Western Music Theory discusses the connection between linguistic rhetoric and the rhetoric surrounding music. To see the full chapter, click on the PDF.
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    This comes from Cambridge Histories Onlnine, a reliable scholarly source. Its publication was in 2002, making is relatively current provided that we're talking about rhetoric. I find it particularly interesting as a musician, but even the everyday listener of music could get something out of it.
Dorene Hinton

Bioethics Around the Globe - Google Books - 0 views

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    Incorporated ethics with the medical profession
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    From Oxford University Press in 2011. Focuses on french bioethics in medicine.
Jen Wetzel

viewcontent.cgi (application/pdf Object) - 0 views

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    This is a rhetorical study of gender and marriage in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. Submitted to the University of New Orleans as a theses in 2007.
Alexa Smith

Classical Rhetoric: A Brief History | The Art of Manliness - 0 views

  • The negative connotation that we have with the word “sophist” today began in ancient Greece. For the ancient Greeks, a “sophist” was a man who manipulated the truth for financial gain.
  • While ancient Romans incorporated many of the rhetorical elements established by the Greeks, they diverged from the Grecian tradition in many ways. For example, orators and writers in ancient Rome depended more on stylistic flourishes, riveting stories, and compelling metaphors and less on logical reasoning than their ancient Greek counterparts.
  • inventio (invention): The process of developing and refining your arguments. dispositio (arrangement): The process of arranging and organizing your arguments for maximum impact. elocutio (style): The process of determining how you present your arguments using figures of speech and other rhetorical techniques. memoria (memory): The process of learning and memorizing your speech so you can deliver it without the use of notes. Memory-work not only consisted of memorizing the words of a specific speech, but also storing up famous quotes, literary references, and other facts that could be used in impromptu speeches. actio (delivery): The process of practicing how you deliver your speech using gestures, pronunciation, and tone of voice.
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    Brief, not all-inclusive description and history of rhetoric
Caitlin Holden

RSA | Rhetoric Society Quarterly - 0 views

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    This site allows you to access different issues of the Rhetoric Society Quarterly.
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    Educational/authorship. The articles date from 2000-2012. Using this site, you can read different articles all relating to rhetoric, but focused on different topics. This will be useful when we have to research rhetoric and how it relates to our interests.
Joel Zimmerly

Persuasive Techniques in Advertising - 0 views

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    A review of the pathos, logos, and ethos lecture talked about in class. The video briefly looks at rhetoric in advertisement and how it uses the three concepts mentioned to accomplish its goal.
Stephanie Korbas

Resources - 0 views

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    This site has a great selection of resources and journals pertaining to the history of rhetoric as well as its role today. I've opened a good majority of the sites & they look to be very helpful should you be interested in looking at the origins of rhetoric!
Rachel Culp

Realms of Rhetoric in Health and Medicine | Derkatch | University of Toronto Medical Jo... - 0 views

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    From the University of Toronto Medical Journal- must click on the PDF link to view full text.  This document examines the "Realms of Rhetoric in Health and Medicine". 
Paige Newman

Weighing the Consequences of Political Rhetoric - 0 views

  • Last summer, a conservative radio host told a Tea Party rally, "If ballots don’t work, bullets will." She was later hired as chief of staff for newly elected Congressman Allen West, though controversy soon forced her resignation.
  • ichard Poplawski, who killed three police officers in April 2009 in a paranoid fit about Obama's anti-gun designs
  • among conservatives, there's a frantic effort to deny that there's any political context to this attempted assassination.
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  • The majority of citizens in the United States of America have never read the United States of America's Constitution,"
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    A look at how political rhetoric can ultimately form a hysterical and radical view of politics. Written in 2011
Jen Wetzel

Plato on Rhetoric and Poetry (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) - 0 views

  • Plato is (perhaps paradoxically) known for the poetic and rhetoric qualities of his own writings
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    A recently revised article on Plato's argument for poetry in rhetorical studies. This article is from Stanford University, and will help in our exploration of class readings.
Ellen Baker

JSTOR: The Classical Weekly, Vol. 12, No. 12 (Jan. 20, 1919), pp. 89-94 - 0 views

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    Difference between Isocrates and Alcidamas views
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    This article had been cited many times and could help understand Isocrates' views as well as one of his rivals.
Taylor Meador

Gender and Rhetoric in Plato's Political Thought - 0 views

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    Incorporates Greek philosophy and rhetoric (components of the course) and gender studies (personal interest) in a scholarly article.
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