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Last update: 9 September 2006

GRAHAM CENTRE HOME D.K. Seaman Chair in Communication COURSE & PROGRAM INFORMATION FOR UNDERGRADUATES Undergraduate Option in Communication Courses in Rhetoric & Communication  RCM 300 (Formerly GE 300) Course Site What Students Say about Studying Communication and Rhetoric Special Projects in Rhetoric and Communication COURSE & PROGRAM INFORMATION FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS Preparing for Grad Study Communication Grad Study at the Graham Centre MA and PhD Projects  in Rhetoric and Communication Graduate Course Descriptions Graduate Student Who's Who and Contact Information Resources for Grad Students Grad Student Links    What is Rhetoric? Rhetoric and Communication News Jen's Rhetoric Hall of Fame Upcoming Talks, Seminars, Workshops Archive of Recent Talks Rhetoric & Communication Links Send a message to: Dr. Jennifer MacLennan, D.K. Seaman Chair  in Professional and Technical Communication and Academic Director of the Graham Centre Burton Urquhart, Instructor and Program Administrator for the Graham Centre

Readings for Rhetorical Criticism Essential Background Reading Aristotle, from The Rhetoric Wayne C. Booth, "The Rhetorical Stance" Lloyd Bitzer, "The Rhetorical Situation" Neo-Aristotelian Criticism Cavanagh, Christine.  "Aristotle's Principles Can Help Your E-mail"  Here's a funny comment on this article: "If only spammers would read this, they'd have figured out long ago that I don't have interest in their generic viagra, breast enlargement, penis enhancement, or HGH. They'd know I'm not lured in by the fake offers of free PDA's and vacations, nor allured by anything that has the words farm sex, horny sluts or hot, wet asians in the subject line.  But then... Somehow, I think Aristotle is beyond them." (Gee...  Aug 15th. at 5:18:10 pm EDT by ReverendStyx (Mesa, AZ.) - Email) Cosnett, Gary. "Ancient Wisdom for Modern Sales Professionals." Halloran, "Classical Rhetoric for the Engineering Student." (coming soon) Shay, "Aristotle's Rhetoric as a Handbook of Leadership."

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