Rhetoric programs at universities have narrowed, merged with communications departments, or been eliminated altogether.
Their rhetoric, political program, and capacity to mobilize public opinion nourish exiting discourses on the failure of multiculturalism and revitalize state nationalism based on the protection of territorial boundaries and national identity.
The pattern is to continue to point out how repugnant is his rhetoric and program and predict his demise.
By creating a machine that was capable of playing the flute, I argue that Vaucanson not only simulated vocal anatomy (by automating the organs for respiration and enunciation) but performed an analogous mechanization of vocal rhetoric by programming the machine to play music.
Malcah Effron is a Lecturer in the Writing, Rhetoric, and Professional Communication program.
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Lerman framed his piece around his "vulnerable" 17-year-old daughter, who, he wrote, often asks him what he's done "to make sure that she gets to be 25," given Iran's annihilationist rhetoric and nuclear program.
The rest of the segment was about Democrats' rhetoric about the program and Republicans' proposed changes to it — rhetoric he termed "Mediscare," saying of the Democrats, "If anybody wants to kill it it's you guys, because you're going to end up destroying the people who provide the money for it".
The witchhunt rhetoric surrounding the program reflects the overarching paradox of the state's charge of "bias" in ethnic studies.
One key source for her article, Maya MacGuineas, heads a think tank that has been campaigning for years to cut benefits, based on alarmist rhetoric about the program's financial condition.
