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notes on rhetoric: March 2005
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If properly done, anyone who reads it would never dare open his mouth again, for fear of spontaneously uttering one of its pronouncements". Friday, March 25, 2005. In negotiating the so-called 'blogosphere' and social and other media you will need to be aware of certain obligatory rhetorical tools with which to rebut opponents. The following are a few I have noted at random, and can be used in comments boxes or when critiquing a publication:. If you have been barred from a blogger's comments thread it is...
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If properly done, anyone who reads it would never dare open his mouth again, for fear of spontaneously uttering one of its pronouncements". Friday, March 25, 2005. In negotiating the so-called 'blogosphere' and social and other media you will need to be aware of certain obligatory rhetorical tools with which to rebut opponents. The following are a few I have noted at random, and can be used in comments boxes or when critiquing a publication:. If you have been barred from a blogger's comments thread it is...
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Terra-forming Islands in the South China Sea, or the Future of International Law in the Age of Anthropocene | The Disorder Of Things
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The Disorder Of Things. For the Relentless Criticism of All Existing Conditions Since 2010. Terra-forming Islands in the South China Sea, or the Future of International Law in the Age of Anthropocene. November 18, 2014. November 18, 2014. As per our disciplinary formations, IR scholars often indoctrinate. For the time being, we are increasingly wrong about this assumption? A number of geologists, environmental scientists, and futurists alike have already picked up on this trend. Looking at climate ch...
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A blog by Mark Bowles. Thursday, August 23, 2007. My sense of some of the ‘ democratic’ potential. Of blogging is contained in this post on anonymity. And was implicit in these words of Benjamin. Of course, there are all kinds of other potentials too). The defence against this democratic tendency often involves attempting to reintroduce the social supports of the offline world. as such it is uncomfortable with anonymity. Thus:. Posted by Mark Bowles. Links to this post. Wednesday, August 22, 2007. Histor...
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Not Yet Enlightened: March 2005
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Trying to make sense of things. Art, Religion, Books, Politics, And So Forth. Thursday, March 31, 2005. Manifesto for Scholarly Blogging. John Holbo of Crooked Timber and Belle and John Have a Blog launches a new venture. The Valve. In sum, blogging gives its informal, infectious enthusiasm - its gleeful daemon-servicing - to scholarship. Scholarship imparts its intellectual discipline to blogging. A happy union, can't you see? I hope it works! Marilee Scott 8:34 PM. Busy, Busy Bees On Wikipedia. I learn...
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notes on rhetoric
If properly done, anyone who reads it would never dare open his mouth again, for fear of spontaneously uttering one of its pronouncements". Friday, March 25, 2005. In negotiating the so-called 'blogosphere' and social and other media you will need to be aware of certain obligatory rhetorical tools with which to rebut opponents. The following are a few I have noted at random, and can be used in comments boxes or when critiquing a publication:. If you have been barred from a blogger's comments thread it is...
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