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This Rhetorical Life
This Rhetorical Life
10 episodes
5 months ago
A podcast dedicated to the practice, pedagogy, and public circulation of rhetoric in our lives.

Produced by graduate students in Syracuse University’s Composition and Cultural Rhetoric program, this project focuses on rhetorical analyses of contemporary public events and academic trends in the field of writing studies.
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A podcast dedicated to the practice, pedagogy, and public circulation of rhetoric in our lives.

Produced by graduate students in Syracuse University’s Composition and Cultural Rhetoric program, this project focuses on rhetorical analyses of contemporary public events and academic trends in the field of writing studies.
Show more...
Courses
Education
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Episode 25: The Pod(cast) People Speak
This Rhetorical Life
39 minutes 6 seconds
11 years ago
Episode 25: The Pod(cast) People Speak
Scholarship is designed to reach some sort of conclusion, even provisional, whereas the podcast because I think it’s still anchored in a kind of entertainment model [stardust clicking] is actually sort of less interested in conclusions and probably also—even if it was interested—that that’s sort of antithetical to the form that it’s working through. You [...]
This Rhetorical Life
A podcast dedicated to the practice, pedagogy, and public circulation of rhetoric in our lives.

Produced by graduate students in Syracuse University’s Composition and Cultural Rhetoric program, this project focuses on rhetorical analyses of contemporary public events and academic trends in the field of writing studies.