These resources
have been submitted and annotated by current and
former instructors of Rhetoric 1302. They found
these resources useful for their own teaching.
You may find them useful as well. Please feel
free to contribute your own resources.
A study of King's "Letter from Birmingham
Jail" always brings up the question of whether
a conspiracy was behind his murder. This government
website addresses that question. The conclusion:
there was no conspiracy to murder King. Of special
note could be the examination of rhetoric used
by Loyd Jowers. Do you think, like government
investigators, that he "contrived and promoted
a sensational story of a plot to kill Dr. King"?
A real-time educational and professional community
with members from all over the world engaged in
a variety of academic and creative pursuits. Of
special interest to the UTD Rhetoric program is
the ability to collaborate easily and conduct
research at Lingua MOO. Feel free to log in as
a guest and request an account. For more information
contact Cynthia Haynes, Director of Rhetoric and
Writing, UTD (cynthiah@utdallas.edu).
The most noted journal on the subject. This website
provides full-text for all articles from 1983
through November 1993 (Volume 10, Number 4), abstracts
from April 1994 (Volume 11, Number 1) to present,
and a searchable database.
Other
Resources
Click Here for various
online news and reporting resources, online references,
alternative dictionaries, encyclopedias, thesauri,
quotations, search engines, grammar, style, and
citation information, and government information.
