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Communication Studies 201 with Violanti at University of Tennessee - Knoxville
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By: Kelly Kirk
Textbook:
Communication in Everyday Life
Created: 2010-10-28
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Communication in Everyday LifeCreated: 2010-10-28
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Rhetoric
Literary art of persuasion, the study of writing or speaking as a terms of communication or persuasion.
Corax
Credited for first written manual detailing rules of rhetoric which enabled less educated citizens to plead their case in court.
-judicial speeches: prose, narration, statement of arguments
-forensic oratory: used in courts, public discussion, & debate
-judicial speeches: prose, narration, statement of arguments
-forensic oratory: used in courts, public discussion, & debate
Sophists
traveled teaching rhetoric, persuasion, and philosophy. Did not take into account morals, right or wrong, taught people to persuade more than the truth.
Socrates
Socratic method: seek the truth rather than power of persuasion. Taught aristotle
Aristotle
Ethos, Logos, Pathos
Isocrates
Socrates greatest pupil in rhetoric teaching in history. wrote great speeches, intended for others to give
Ocid
Brought to rome by his dad to study public speaking and politics but instead did poetry.
Ouintilian
Owned a public school of rhetoric, taught boys how to improe
The Stoics
Calm and logical to win argument. Believed in self control. Highly disciplined.
Cato the Elder
Most powerful speech led to the 3rd Punic War. Decide a specific objective, decide on a method & stick to it, direct your objective to a particular and appropriate audience, and have faith and confidence in what you communicate
Francis Bacon
Scientific Method
John Locke
Father of Liberalism. Contributes to Sapier-Whorf Hypothesis
Samuel Clark
Major themes of work were antinaturalism (there is an existence of God) and metaphysics. Space and time make up how humans interact.
Thomas Reid
Theory of common sense
17th century
age of reason
18th century
age of enlightenment
elocution
study of formal speaking in pronunciation, grammar, style & tone
Hobbes
Theories on mind and language
Voltaire
its not enough to conquer, one must learn to seduce
19th & 20th centuries
organizational communication
W Charles Redding
Father of redding tradition. Concept of learning organization
Bales
Principle of equilibrium
Kenneth Burke
Dramastic Pentad (identity, act, scene, agent, agency, purpose)
- guilt-redemption cycle: plot of drama
- guilt-redemption cycle: plot of drama
About this deck
By: Kelly Kirk
Textbook: Communication in Everyday Life
Created: 2010-10-28
Size: 23 flashcards
Views: 266
Textbook:
Communication in Everyday LifeCreated: 2010-10-28
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Views: 266
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