From Dr. Tell: "Debbie Hawhee, Professor of Rhet/Comp at Penn State will be on campus March 28 and 29. She will give a talk at 4pm on Tuesday the 29th in the Malott Room of the KS Union. The talk is titled: 'Rhetoric, History, Animality.' Following the talk, there will be an informal reception/happy hour at Dempseys."
Also: Don't forget that the next KUAR meeting will be Thursday 10 Mar @ 4pm in the Walnut Room of the Kansas Union. Come with ideas about what scholarly, social, and service activities you'd like to see KUAR doing later this semester and the next!
KU Ars Rhetorica is a graduate student organization of the University of Kansas, recognized by the Rhetoric Society of America. Our mission is to provide graduate students with interests in rhetoric opportunities to share their scholarship and find excuses to socialize with one another.
Showing posts with label legal rhetoric. Show all posts
Showing posts with label legal rhetoric. Show all posts
08 March 2011
10 February 2011
News of the Weird: Dr. Frankenstein on Trial at MU
I'm a Tiger, and I still get Mizzou emails. Mizzou doesn't indulge quirk very often, but here's a pretty large dose of quirk coming from the Law School:
MU School of Law Puts Dr. Frankenstein on Trial
Why not? Mizzou has a group called the Historical and Theatrical Trial Society (HATTS) that stages trials for people accused of crimes or wrongdoings. With Dr. Frankenstein's trial, they take a look at a literary figure for the first time.
This is interesting to me because
MU School of Law Puts Dr. Frankenstein on Trial
Why not? Mizzou has a group called the Historical and Theatrical Trial Society (HATTS) that stages trials for people accused of crimes or wrongdoings. With Dr. Frankenstein's trial, they take a look at a literary figure for the first time.
This is interesting to me because
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