Unit 4. (Final) Flashcards
typically refers to anything that came after and was influenced by the Enlightenment.
Modern
In terms of Modernism/ Post Modernism, the 20th century was a time of rediscovering Rhetoric as an
Interdisciplinary Theory of Language and Meaning-Making
The following quote is an example of what?
“The problem for Rhetorical theory after the birth of Enlightenment liberalism lies in the central role of moral autonomy in the emerging view of the liberal self. The very philosophy of liberal democracy itself was based on a fundamental distrust of persuasion.” (James Arnt Aune)
Modernism in Rhetoric
What the alternative to the dominant model of expository writing in 20th century rhetoric and composition?
Creative writing, reflective essays and autobiographies.
Comprehensive theory of language as effective discourse.
Rhetoric (20th century Modern vs. Post Modern)
Overlapping Themes in the Modern/Post Modern 20th century.
- Language vs. Meaning
- Ethics vs. Ideology
- Argument vs. Knowledge
- Language vs. Meaning
- Ethics vs. Ideology
- Argument vs. Knowledge
Overlapping Themes in the Modern/Post Modern 20th century.
Typically refers to anything that came after and was influenced by the Enlightenment.
“Modern”
refers to what comes after modernism has broken down.
“Postmodern”
“Modern”
typically refers to anything that came after and was influenced by the Enlightenment.
“Postmodern”
refers to what comes after modernism has broken down.
- Not troubled by unanswered questions
- Get rid of the metanarrative
- Rejection of modern ideas
- More playful and fun
Postmodern
How is Postmodernism different from Modernism?
- Not troubled by unanswered questions
- Get rid of the metanarrative
- Rejection of modern ideas
- More playful and fun
The following quote is an example of what?
“originally used in the 1980s by American poet Charles Olson and literary critic Ihab Hassan to refer to a new style in architecture, literature, and music, characterized by a playful quality, as opposed to the high seriousness of modernist art [. . .]; erosion of boundaries between high and popular culture; and, finally, a celebration of ‘mere’ style, surface, the free play of signifiers without a signified” (James Arnt Aune)
Postmodernism in Rhetoric
Not troubled by unanswered questions
Postmodern
20th Century Rhetoric
returns to the university as a legitimate academic discipline
Returns to the university as a legitimate academic discipline
20th Century Rhetoric
Postmodern
Not troubled by unanswered questions.
People had become familiar with rhetorical education and practices in the 19th century.
Changes in the practice and teaching of rhetoric
In the early 20th century, rhetoric was seen as an effective means to teach the basic skills of writing and teaching.
Changes in the practice and teaching of rhetoric
Field of speech communication as a distinct academic discipline was formed in 1914 (National Association of Academic Teachers of Public Speaking)
Changes in the practice and teaching of rhetoric
Changes in the practice and teaching of rhetoric
- People had become familiar with rhetorical education and practices in the 19th century.
- In the early 20th century, rhetoric was seen as an effective means to teach the basic skills of writing and teaching.
- Field of speech communication as a distinct academic discipline was formed in 1914 (National Association of Academic Teachers of Public Speaking)
(National Association of Academic Teachers of Public Speaking)
academic discipline was formed in 1914
1920s: Academic departments of speech and composition moved from pedagogical to theoretical questions.
Development of criticism and theory