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Rhetoric in Ancient China, Fifth to Third Century B.C.E.: A Comparison with Classical Greek Rhetoric

sanojenn wrote 7 months ago: Lu, Xing. Rhetoric in Ancient China, Fifth to Third Century B.C.E.: A Comparison with Classical Gree … more →

Tags: Asian rhetoric(s), Ancient Chinese rhetoric, Confucianism, daoism, mohism, Legalism, Mingjia

Lu, Xing. “Studies and Development of Comparative Rhetoric in the U.S. A.: Chinese and Western Rhetoric in Focus”

legries wrote 11 months ago: In this article, Xing Lu describes the evolution of comparative rhetoric in rhetorical studies betwe … more →

Tags: cultural rhetorics exam, historiography exam, chinese rhetorics, cultural rhetorics, Historiography, Methodology

Wang, Bo. “A Survey of Research in Asian Rhetoric”

legries wrote 11 months ago:   In order to survey the existing state of research in Asian rhetorics, in this article, Bo Wang int … more →

Tags: cultural rhetorics exam, Historiography, postcolonial, cultural rhetorics, chinese rhetorics

Mao, LuMing “Reflective Encounters: Illustrating Comparative Rhetoric"

legries wrote 1 year ago: Mao’s Reflective Encounter’s begins with three challenges that comparative rhetoric as d … more →

Tags: cultural rhetorics exam, chinese rhetorics, mao

Culture in Ancient India and china by Robert Oliver—Chapter 1: Culture and Rhetoric

legries wrote 1 year ago: In Chapter 1 of Communication and Culture in Ancient India and china, Robert Oliver attempts to expl … more →

Tags: cultural rhetorics exam, chinese rhetorics

George Kennedy “Comparative Rhetoric”3 comments

legries wrote 1 year ago: In Comparative Rhetoric, George Kennedy offers an evolutionary model of rhetoric, beginning with ani … more →

Tags: historiography exam, cultural rhetorics exam, Historiography, cultural rhetorics, Kennedy, lyons

Manifesto Revisited

legries wrote 2 years ago: Manifesto:  Why Study and Write Social Histories of Rhetoric?               Social histories of rhet … more →

Tags: historiography exam, cultural rhetorics exam, Social History, global rhetorics

Chapter 3 of David Halperin’s “How to do the History of Homosexuality”---“Historicizing the Subject of Desire”9 comments

legries wrote 2 years ago: In this chapter, Halperin clarifies misinterpretations of Foucault’s arguments on the discourse of s … more →

Tags: historiography exam, cultural rhetorics exam, Foucault, Historiography, queer rhetorics

Chapter 5: "Ties that Bind: A Comparative Analysis of Zora Neal Hurston's and Geneva Smitherman's Work" by Kimmika L. H. Williams5 comments

legries wrote 2 years ago: In this chapter, Williams analyzes the similar rhetorical features of African American Vernacular En … more →

Tags: cultural rhetorics exam, language, African American Rhetorics

Manifesto for Social Histories of Rhetoric1 comment

legries wrote 2 years ago: Manifesto: Why Study and Write Social Histories of Rhetoric?” If we define social histories as the h … more →

Tags: historiography exam, cultural rhetorics exam, Social History, Rhetoric, non-discursivity, ancient rhetorics, global rhetorics, Globalization

"Seeing Ancient Rhetoric, Easily at a Glance" James Fredal

legries wrote 2 years ago: In this article, Fredal, utimately concerned with limiting definitions of rhetoric for our postmoder … more →

Tags: historiography exam, cultural rhetorics exam, non-discursivity, ancient rhetorics, rhetorical artifacts, Rhetorics, material rhetorics

"Contrastive U.S. and South American Rhetorics"--Barry Thatcher2 comments

legries wrote 3 years ago: In this article, Thatcher compares rhetorical patterns in US-American and Latin American versions of … more →

Tags: cultural rhetorics exam, latin american rhetorics, contrastive rhetorics


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