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Buyer Beware, Rhetor Beware
My mobile phone service provider Ting tweeted about an endorsement they received on reddit recently. Commericial rhetoric often serves as classroom fodder for analysis of manipulative persuasive techniques, but the reddit discussion demonstrates some different problems that arise in a context … Continue reading
Posted in Interaction, Online Discourse, Teaching
Tagged advertising, argumentation, interaction, rhetorical analysis, teaching
The Internet Is Serious Business. Seriously.
I’ve been browsing Colin Beavan’s No Impact Man blog in preparation for this year’s Rhetoric 306 First Year Forum program, and the comments on a recent post provide a wealth of problematic argumentation. Of course, finding poor rhetorical behaviors in the comments of a blog is … Continue reading
Posted in Civic Rhetoric, Online Discourse
Tagged argumentation, online discourse
