A short article in the latest issue of the Chronicle features a rhetoric professor who has made T-shirts with phrases like "Ask Me About Rhetoric" and "Isocrates, Youplato," in the hopes of raising public awareness of rhetoric as a discipline.
After a little searching at CafePress, I've decided to put these T-shirts on my Christmas list:Plus, this rhetoric sticker. As a public service I might order a few hundred of these and plaster them on telephone poles and stuff wherever I go.
The Chronicle also featured a piece about a Dictionary of Canadianisms, including the following quiz. (Match the term with the corresponding image. I'll post the answers tomorrow).
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i like The Canon shirt. but popularity of dead white guys since 1616? the significance of 1616 in the history of rhetoric is... miss historiographer???
Yeah, I don't know. I think the canon t-shirt must actually be for literature. Because if it were for rhetoric it would be waaaaaaaaaay earlier....
true dat.
i came across this about the dead white guys...
your instincts are so smart.
Scott's got one of those "Ask me about Rhetoric" t-shirts, but it shrank. His brother made it for him, and I should ask him to make more in bulk.
Shouldn't that be:
"I love rhetoric?"
(with a question mark)?
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