Eloquence

2014 Volume 4

Preface
Introduction
1.
Medea: Innocent or Guilty? It's Just Rhetoric
Guide Entry
Ludy Aguada
2.
Eloquence and Culture Leading with Words
Guide Entry
Priscilla Black
3.
Articulations: Crafting Credible Discourse on Art, Aesthetics, and Design
Guide Entry
Gloria Brinkman
4.
Re-tweet This: Personal Branding through Social Media is the New Rhetoric of Persuasion
Guide Entry
Christina Cancelli
5.
From Insurgent Listener to Word Warrior: Self-advocating through Spoken Word
Guide Entry
Cheree Charmello
6.
Elements of Rhetoric in the Language-Learning Classroom: Convince Me You are Fluent!
Guide Entry
Crecia Cipriano
7.
Energizing the Debate: The Pros and Cons of Renewable Sources of Energy
Guide Entry
April Higgins
8.
The Politics of Rhetoric: William Golding's Lord of the Flies and Leadership Speeches of World War II
Guide Entry
Joe Lovato
9.
Rhetoric in My World: Engaging Students in Rhetorical Analysis Through Political Speechwriting
Guide Entry
Jo Flory
10.
Eloquence and Authenticity: Who Are You and Why Should I Listen to You?
Guide Entry
Rachel Stayton
11.
Auditorium Building, Chicago: "The Temple of Peace."
Guide Entry
Sarah Weidmann