#DefineRhetoric 2014

Authors

  • Editors of Harlot

Keywords:

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Abstract

Are you interested in pounds of prestige and a sweet trophy?  We sure hope so. All you have to do is help us add to the almost four million different definitions of rhetoric we’ve found. In more words, help us flavor the world with new perspectives on what rhetoric is, isn’t, and does, doesn’t. Come up with THE BEST definition of rhetoric for 2014 and you’ll win a sweet trophy, a gift certificate to Amazon.com, and, well, between 10-20 pounds of prestige.

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Published

2014-04-13

Issue

No. 11 (2014): Digital Activism

Section

From the Editors

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