Discussion 200 words - rhetoric and theory

 (Chapter 10) - Pages attached

due by Wednesday, Oct 19 at 10:00am.

*Turnitin required!!*

--In what ways are “ideographs” similar and/or dissimilar to “ultimate terms,” which were discussed in Chapter 6?

--Considering the definition of “critical rhetoric” offered in the chapter, can you think of any public figures who act as “critical rhetoricians” in contemporary society?

--Considering the definition of “hegemony,” can you think of any previously “commonsense” beliefs that have been called into question in recent years?

--To what extent could critical rhetoric’s investigation of how power operates in contemporary culture be productively extended to analyzing body language?