By E. Johanna Hartelius
In the present geopolitical climate—in which unaccompanied childrens go the border in checklist numbers, and debates at the subject swing violently from pole to pole—the topic of immigration calls for cutting edge inquiry. In The Rhetorics people Immigration, probably the most popular and prolific students in immigration stories come jointly to debate the numerous elements of immigration rhetoric within the United States.
The Rhetorics folks Immigration provides readers with an built-in feel of the rhetorical multiplicity circulating between and approximately immigrants. while extant literature on immigration rhetoric has a tendency to target the media, this paintings extends the dialog to the immigrants themselves, between others. a suite whose personal eclecticism highlights the complexity of the difficulty, The Rhetorics people Immigration is not just a learn within the language of immigration but additionally a frank dialogue of who's doing the speaking and what it capability for the future.
From questions of activism, authority, and citizenship to the impact of Hollywood, the LGBTQ group, and the church, The Rhetorics folks Immigration considers the myriad venues within which the yankee immigration query emerges—and the interpretive framework suited for account for it.
Along with the editor, the members are Claudia Anguiano, Karma R. Chávez, Terence money, Jay P. Childers, J. David Cisneros, Lisa M. Corrigan, D. Robert DeChaine, Anne Teresa Demo, Dina Gavrilos, Emily Ironside, Christine Jasken, Yazmin Lazcano-Pry, Michael Lechuga, and Alessandra B. Von Burg.
By James Como
By Stuart Price
By Robin E. Jensen
This ebook explores the arguments, appeals, and narratives that experience outlined the which means of infertility within the smooth historical past of the U.S. and Europe.
Throughout the final century, the lack of ladies to conceive teenagers has been defined via discrepant perspectives: that ladies are separately culpable for his or her personal reproductive illnesses, or that they require the intervention of health workers to right abnormalities. utilizing doctor-patient correspondence, oral histories, and contemporaneous renowned and medical information insurance, Robin Jensen parses the usually skinny rhetorical divide among moralization and medicalization, revealing how dominating motives for infertility have emerged from probably competing narratives. Her longitudinal account illustrates the ways that previous arguments and appeals don't disappear within the mild of latest details, yet in its place reemerge at next, usually possible disconnected moments to mix and take care of new assertions.
Tracing the transformation of language surrounding infertility from “barrenness” to “(in)fertility,” this rhetorical research either explicates how language was once and is used to set up the idea that of infertility and indicates the results those rhetorical structures proceed to have for people and the societies during which they live.
By Carol Berkenkotter,Thomas N. Huckin
The authors' stories of disciplinary conversation study operations of platforms as different as peer overview in medical courses and language in a primary grade technology school room. The equipment used contain case learn and ethnographic strategies, rhetorical and discourse research of fixing good points inside huge corpora and within the texts of person writers. by using those innovations, the authors engaged in either micro-level and macro-level analyses and built a point of view which displays either foci. From this attitude they suggest that what micro-level experiences of actors' located activities usually depict as individual processes, is additionally interpreted -- from the macro-level -- as communicative acts inside of a discursive community or system.
The learn tools and the theoretical framework awarded are designed to elevate provocative questions for students, researchers, and lecturers in a few fields: linguists who train and behavior study in ESP and LSP and have an interest in equipment for learning specialist conversation; students within the fields of communique, rhetoric, and sociology of technology with an curiosity within the textual dynamics of clinical and scholarly groups; academic researchers attracted to cognition in context; and composition students attracted to writing within the disciplines.
By Nancy S. Struever
Since antiquity, philosophy and rhetoric have ordinarily been forged as competitors, with the previous frequently lauded as a look for logical fact and the latter frequently disparaged as empty speech. yet during this erudite highbrow background, Nancy S. Struever stakes out a declare for rhetoric because the extra effective type of inquiry.
Struever perspectives rhetoric during the lens of modality, arguing that rhetoric’s guiding curiosity in what's possible—as against philosophy’s crisis with what's necessary—makes it an incredible instrument for knowing politics. cutting edge readings of Hobbes and Vico permit her to reexamine rhetoric’s function within the background of modernity and to make interesting connections among thinkers from the classical, early smooth, and glossy sessions. From there she turns to Walter Benjamin, reclaiming him as an exemplar of modernist rhetoric and a crucial determine within the lengthy heritage of the shape. Persuasive and perceptive, Rhetoric, Modality, Modernity is a unique rewriting of the background of rhetoric and a heady exam of the causes, matters, and flaws of up to date inquiry.
By Wilhelm Genazino,Birbit Vanderbeke,Herta Müller,Guntram Vesper,Dieter Wellershoff,Raoul Schrott,Ulrike Kolb,Feridun Zaimoglu,Ulrich Peltzer,Christoph Hein,Juli Zeh,Thomas Hürlimann,Sibylle Lewitscharoff,Martin Mosebach,Jenny Erpenbeck,Marcel Beyer,Ralph S
Diese Ansprachen greifen die culture der Schulrede auf: Seit dem 18. Jahrhundert haben bekannte Autoren zu Beginn oder am Ende eines Schuljahres solche Reden gehalten, darunter Jean Paul, Johann Gottfried Herder und Friedrich Schiller. In dem ältesten deutschsprachigen Universallexikon, dem Zedler, ist der Schulrede gar ein eigener Eintrag gewidmet. Sie erfordere, heißt es dort, »etwas mehr Vorrath und Zubereitung als die Reden im gemeinen Leben«.
Im 19. Jahrhundert und in der ersten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts wurden diese Reden zunehmend nationalistisch instrumentalisiert. Nach 1968 empfanden viele Schüler und zunehmend auch die Lehrer Abiturfeiern als unangemessen und anachronistisch und schafften sie ab.
Im englischen Sprachraum hingegen steht die Schul- oder Universitätsrede prominenter Autoren bis heute in hohem Ansehen.
Im Saarland ist die von Autoren gehaltene zentrale Abiturrede inzwischen Kult: Tausende Schüler, Lehrer, Eltern und Literaturinteressierte strömten seit 1999 jeweils kurz vor Beginn der Sommerferien zu den unterschiedlichsten Veranstaltungsorten, um die Reden zu hören. Der Band dokumentiert die zwischen 1999 und 2015 gehaltenen Reden.
By Helen Sword
By Séneca el Viejo,Ignacio Javier Adiego Lajara,Esther Artigas Álvarez,Alejandra De Riquer Permanyer,Olga Álvarez Huerta,José Javier Iso,José Luis Moralejo
El cordobés Lucio Anneo Séneca «El Viejo» o «El Retórico» (h. fifty five a.C.-h. 39 d.C.), que no debe confundirse con su hijo, del mismo nombre, que es el que alcanzó más fama, se concentró en el estudio de l. a. retórica y reunió dos colecciones de cuestiones sobre esta materia, Controversiae y Suasoriae, que se convirtieron en los ejercicios de las escuelas de retórica. En ambas ofrece una amplia colección de fragmentos de declamación, sobre todo de las escuelas de l. a. época augústea, y fue Séneca, más que nadie, quien generalizó los angeles concept, seguramente exagerada, de que las declamaciones consistían en poco más que un epigrama, pues estaba interesado en el detalle y en el epigrama y los «clores», los enfoques ingeniosos aplicados a un caso.
Las Controversias (de las que conservamos cinco de los diez libros originales), escritas por petición expresa de sus tres hijos, que según nos cuenta él mismo sentían un apasionado interés por el arte declamatorio de l. a. generación inmediatamente anterior, especialmente por las sentencias que pronunciaban los oradores (generalidades formuladas de modo conciso) tratan de los angeles elocuencia en los tribunales de justicia, y consisten en debates sobre asuntos ficticios en casos criminales o civiles. Además de autores antiguos como Tucídides, Séneca el Viejo cita a muchos de sus contemporáneos más aptos en todos los campos: hombres de Estado (desde Augusto en adelante), historiadores (Livio), poetas (sobre todo Ovidio) y filósofos. Poseen especial interés los prefacios a las Controversias, donde Séneca se refiere a los diversos oradores y declamadores, con juicios perspicaces sobre sus estilos, sus análisis y planteamientos en los debates, con multitud de comentarios marginales y anécdotas.
Las Suasorias (de las que conservamos un libro) son ejercicios de retórica deliberativa (política), discursos sobre cuestiones como si los trescientos espartanos de las Termópilas habrían luchado contra los persas o huido. Todos los ejemplos son extractos de los rétores a los que escuchó Séneca en algún momento de su larga vida, testimonio de su memoria prodigiosa, y constituyen una fuente de primer orden para los angeles literatura.
By Christina Haas