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Contents 1 Rhetoric of Science and Technology 2 General Articles 3 Stylish People 4 Writing and Rhetoric 5 Linguistics and Units of Discourse 6 Rhetorical Tropes 7 Parts of Speech 8 Writing, Style, and Technology Sample Projects 9 Fall 2009 Project Two Pages

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Rhetoric of Science and Technology

RST Glossary Entries Class Schedule and Notes

General Articles

Early Modern English Grammar The Elements of Style Rhetorical Tools of Rap Music Storytelling Style Style for Twitter Technology Twitter Twitter Trends Writing and the New Face Business and Social Media

Stylish People

Sharon Crowley Kelly A. Myers Debra Hawhee Richard Lanham H.L. Mencken Walter Ong Bruno Latour

Dom Sagolla William Strunk Jr. Virginia Tufte White Joseph M. Williams Carolyn Miller Kenneth Burke

Jeanne Fahnestock James Herrick Jenny Edbauer Rice

Writing and Rhetoric

• Cohesion
• Concision
• Discourse
• Elegance
• Emphasis
• Redundancy
• Rhetoric

Linguistics and Units of Discourse

• Linguistics
• Paragraphs
• Sentence Composition
• Sentences: Loose and Periodic
• Syntax
• Phonology

Rhetorical Tropes

Onomatopoeia Antonomasia Metonymy Synechdoche Periphrasis Hyperbaton Hyperbole Catechresis

Metaphor Allegory Zeugma Synæsthesia Litotes Erotema Apostrophe Simile

Parts of Speech

• Nouns
• Verbs
• Adjectives
• Adverbs
• Determiners
• Prepositions
• Conjunctions
• Nominalizations
• Dangling Modifiers

Writing, Style, and Technology Sample Projects

• Short Papers
• Elements of Style Remake
• Style Analysis
• 3.33 Ways

Fall 2009 Project Two Pages