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.
We tend to assume that captioning is objective. It’s just copying down. We tend to privilege speech sounds, and there’s just something about speech that sort of makes it seem easier to transcribe. It’s straightforward and objective, but it’s so much more complex than that—especially when you add in non-speech sounds, especially when you consider that everybody has a [...]
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.
