Review – Most Important Concepts in Herrick

If you have problems understanding and using any of these ideas, please bring those issues into class for discussion over the next couple of weeks.

Chapter 7

Ornament/figuration/metaphor
De Pisan
Scudery
Mirandola
The vita active
Ramus
The turn toward Attic/plain style with the Enlightenment

Chapter 8

Vico – the ingenium (see Nietzsche), sensus communis
The Elocutionists
Belletrism – importance of decorum (as vs. the Romantics)
Campbell’s psychology
Whately on presumption/burden of proof

From Chapter 9

Perelman/Olbrecht-Tyteca’s theories of audience
Habermas, rationality, and critical thinking

Chapter 10

Burke in general
Bitzer (compare Foucault)
Bakhtin in general
Lunsford, digital rhetorics and kairos

Chapter 11

Foucault
Derrida
Foss definition of feminist rhetoric
Gearhart on rhetoric as conquest vs. invitational rhetoric
The bagre
Chinese rhetorics
Kennedy on the Greek influence

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