Marlow's Tide: The Forest of Rhetoric

http://humanities.byu.edu/rhetoric/silva.htm

Welcome, AP students!

In this blog, I hope to do a number of things.

One: have a ready reference tool for you so that seemingly random remarks in my class can have a follow-up.

Two: Help focus our attention to issues that take more than talking to explore, ie, the complicated questions that gather around the specific works we study and the larger, thematic issues that also follow in their wake.

Three:Post assignments so you can access them here or at home.

Four: Provide a space for you to post some of your work and review your classmates' work.

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Marlow's Tide

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

The Forest of Rhetoric

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