problematics of rhetoric theorists table

As we have discussed in class several times, before you can define rhetoric yourself, you have to understand how the major theorists who have come before your have defined it and how they have addressed the problematics that have been central to our class discussions this semester. Although I provided a table for you to complete to aid your notes from your Herrick readings, I know that many of you have not made the time to fill it out for yourself. So, I am offering you extra credit to do something that you should be doing anyway and that will help you complete Checkpoint #3. To earn up to 15 points extra credit, you must include AT LEAST ONE THEORIST FROM EACH HERRICK CHAPTER (Chapters 2-10) with notes about where each stands on the relevant problematics in the table. Sometimes this information is explicitly listed in the book. Other times, you might have to guess where you think they might stand given what you know about them and their definition of rhetoric. Still other times, you might not be able to write anything about particular problematics. I included the notes about Herrick, so that one does not count.

Required book: Herrick, J. A. (2009).

The History and Theory of Rhetoric: An Introduction, 5th ed. Boston, MA: Allyn and Bacon.

 

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