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Heading into the weekend: so far, so good September 10, 2010
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About English 505: Rhetoric of Science and Technology
English 505: Rhetoric of Science and Technology is a course offered as part of Eastern Michigan University’s Masters Program in Written Communication. The course is for technical communicators, writing teachers, and those interested in the history of writing and in language theory.
Recent Posts
- Beyond the end of time: Grades posted, and thanks for a great semester!
- As the end approaches….
- The final is live!
- While you’re doing peer review, what about the final?
- Peer Review on the second rhetorical analysis
- A little update heading into the stretch!
- The get-together winner/I’ll catch up now that the CSW is over
- Getting to be last call on the Doodle poll!
- Discussing Wysocki’s “The Sticky Embrace of Beauty”
- Discussing Selfe’s “Lest We Think the Revolution is a Revolution”
- Discussing Hawisher and Sullivan’s “Fleeting Images”
- Discussing Tufte’s “The Decision to Launch the Space Shuttle Challenger”
- Discussing Stephen Bernhardt’s “The Shape of Text to Come”
- A short film interlude relevant to our visual rhetoric reading
- What I am (almost) certain will be the last change in the schedule for the term
- Roland Barthes’ “Rhetoric of the Image”
- Discussing Arnheim’s “Pictures, Symbols, and Signs”
- Spinuzzi’s “Compound Mediation in Software Development”
- Miller’s “What Can Automation Tell us About Agency?”
- “Mixing Humans and Nonhumans Together”
- Even more Latour!
- Getting started with Bruno Latour
- Finally! The first rhetorical analysis projects! And participation!
- Dilger’s “Extreme Usability and Technical Communication”
- Schedule update and a couple other announcements
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