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Tag Archives: Ong
ENG 429 1.R: Mollick, Some Theoretical Terms, Ong and Literacy
Today’s Plan: Mollick Responses / AI Experiments Some Theoretical Terms Fuck Plato (A Super Short History of Rhetoric) Ong and Literacy For Next Session Some Theoretical Terms Okay, if we are going to talk about “literacy” in the ways that … Continue reading
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ENG 319 1.R: Ong on Writing as a Technology
Today’s Plan: Check the Shared Reading Space (25 minutes) A Quick Introduction to Something Like Poststructuralism (40 minutes) Reading Plato’s Gorgias (20 minutes) Homework A Quick Introduction to Something Like Poststructuralism I want to open by highlighting a few sentences … Continue reading
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Historical Rhetorics Week 15: Ramus and the Death of Rhetoric
Ong’s Ramus and Rhetoric’s Slow Death I’ve got a link here to the Historical Rhetorics wikibook, which has discussion of a few other key passages from Ong’s book on Ramus. We should note the extent to which the death of … Continue reading
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Rhetorical Theory 1.2: Walter Ong
We’ve got a number of things to address in today’s class: First, I want to introduce four terms to help us think about philosophy, rhetoric, and language Second, we need to discuss the Ong reading Third, I want to go … Continue reading
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