A Theory of Contemporary Rhetoric (42 page)

digital age of communication, rhetoric and
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,
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,
30
,
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–
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; cyborg literacies
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; the digital dissertation
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–
5
; digital literacy defined
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; digitization
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–
9
; framing and
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; interview example
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; literacy term usages
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–
5
; mobility
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; multimodality and
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,
156
; new possibilities for
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–
7
; research
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–
3
; social media
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–
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;
textual practices
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–
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,
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–
9
;
see also
digitization

digital dissertations
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–
5

digital divide
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digital literacy
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–
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,
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digital recordings
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–
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digital strategy
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digitization
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,
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,
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,
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,
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–
9
; global
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;
see also
digital age of communication and rhetoric

discourse: arts of
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,
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,
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; defined
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,
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; discourse on discourse
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; dramatic
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; minorities and
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; one-way and two-way
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; poetics and
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; universe of
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;
see also
arts of discourse
;
Moffett, James

discourse theory
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dispositio
(arrangement)
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,
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,
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–
7
,
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disputatio
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dissertations: conventional
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; Engineering multimodal example
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; performance (music)
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5
; translation multimodal example
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–
7
;
see also
argument
;
argumentation
;
doctoral students case study

dithyrambic poetry
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4

divisio
(definitions, a division of terms)
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doctoral level
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doctoral students case study
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,
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,
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,
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documentaries
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Dogantan-Dack, M.
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drafting/redrafting
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drama
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–
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; speech and
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drama chapter in
Teaching the Universe of Discourse
(Moffett)
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dramatic discourse
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7

dystopias
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Eagleton, T.
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,
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economics
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economics of attention
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,
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economic terms, rhetoric and
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5

economic virtues, of language
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education and rhetoric
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,
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; argumentation in
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,
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; argument at the Masters level (Engineering)
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; argument in school education
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; argument in undergraduate education
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; communication and
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; communication outside of the classroom
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; curriculum
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,
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,
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–
9
,
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; digital dissertation
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5
; digital research
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–
3
; framing and
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8
; learning and assessment
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–
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; performance (music) research
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–
6
; translation research
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–
7
;
see also
dissertations
;
doctoral students case study
;
learning
;
Moffett, James
;
multilingual rhetoric

Egyptian uprising (2011)
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Eliot,T.S.,
Four Quartets
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elocutio
(style)
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eloquence
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embedding
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,
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Empty Space, The
(Brook)
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engagement
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Engineering, multimodal dissertation example
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England-based English
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English
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; as a second language
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; compared to Mandarin
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; meanings of “English”
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,
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; as world language
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–
30
;
see also
English studies and rhetoric

English literature
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English Literature field
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English studies and rhetoric
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–
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; political literary criticism
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–
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; rhetorical model
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–
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; rhetoric and fiction
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;
see also
English
;
Moffett, James (English studies)

English studies and rhetoric
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–
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; political literary criticism
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–
2
; rhetorical model
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–
5
; rhetoric and fiction
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;
see also
English
;
Moffett, James (English studies)

enthymeme
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epistolary novel
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escapism
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essays
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ethics, power and rhetoric and
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ethnographic “thickness”
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ethos
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etymology/history: of rhetoric
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;
see also
history/etymology of rhetoric

European Greco-Roman approach
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,
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;
see also
multilingual rhetoric

evidence
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,
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–
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,
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exhibitions
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exordium
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Exploding English
(Bergonzi)
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fables
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facial expressions, in acting
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,
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,
134

fantasy literature
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father-of-the-bride speech example of
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feudalism
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fiction, rhetoric and
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Fictional Worlds
(Pavel)
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,
124

film
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,
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,
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,
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fiscal cliff
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fitness-for-purpose theory
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,
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–
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Fitzgerald, F. Scott,
Tender is the Night
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flying, in acting
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forensic power
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forms, sonnets
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Four Quartets
(Eliot)
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frame-breaking
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frames
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framing and rhetoric
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,
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,
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–
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,
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,
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; complex multiple
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; for composition
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–
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; defined
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; democracy and
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; digitization and
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; examples of
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; framing vs. frames
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–
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; multimodality and
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–
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; paintings of windows and
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–
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; poetics and
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–
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,
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,
127
; power and
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; and rhetoric theory
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; sculpture
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–
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; space and
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; teaching
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–
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; theatre and
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,
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–
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,
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–
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,
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; transgressing and breaking frames
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; visual metaphors, analogies, actualities
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–
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framing orientation
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free verse
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,
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–
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function (why)
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Gagosian Galley exhibition at King's Cross, London
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Gee, J., G. Hull, and C. Lankshear,
New Work Order, The
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gender, rhetors
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genres
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,
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geometry of framing
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gestures
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acing and
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,
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global digitization
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globalization
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global languages
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,
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Globe Theatre (London's Bankside)
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,
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Goffman, E.
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Goldsworthy, Andy
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;
Passages
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Goodbye to Berlin
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Gourlay, L.
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grammar
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,
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,
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,
187

Great Recession
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Greco society
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Greek civilization: rhetoric and meaning and
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,
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;
see also
Aristotle

Grierson, H.J.C.,
Rhetoric and English Composition
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,
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,
183

grounded theory
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grounds
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growth model
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;
see also
Moffett, James

Guantánamo Bay
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Gulliver's Travels
(Swift)
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Gunn, Battiscombe (translator),
Wisdom of the East, The: The Instruction of Ptah-Hotep and the Instruction of Ke'Gemni
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Habermas, J.
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,
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; on argumentation
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Habermas, J.,
The Theory of Communicative Action
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Haenlein, M.
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Hallidayan linguistics
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Handbook of Digital Dissertations and Theses
(Andrews et al.)
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Hegelian dialectic
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,
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,
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hierarchical thinking
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higher mental functioning
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,
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,
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high Rhetoric
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high rhetoricians
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high speed rationality
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history/etymology of rhetoric
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,
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;
19
th/
20
th centuries
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; Egyptian kingdoms
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; Grecian/Roman
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,
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; Renaissance
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,
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Hodgkin, Howard
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Hoggart, R.,
Uses of Literacy, The
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hybrid networks
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hypothesis
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“I Am a Camera” (Isherwood)
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icons
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illiteracy
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images
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In Defense of Rhetoric
(Vickers)
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individualism, democracy and
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individualized learning
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2

inductive reasoning
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influence
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information, transforming
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inner space, theatre and
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–
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inscriptions
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intercultural rhetorical theory
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–
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;
see also
multilingual rhetoric

intuition
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inventio
(invention)
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,
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–
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invention
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,
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–
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;
see also
composition

invocation
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iPads
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,
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,
160

Isben,
Peer Gynt
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Isherwood, Christopher, "I Am a Camera"
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I-you
and
I-it
dimension
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I
,
You
, and
It
(Kinneavy's three-point rhetorical model)
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Japanese Noh theatre
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Jewitt, C.
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joining/combining
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; articulation and
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Judt, T.,
Memory Chalet, The
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,
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