Words in the World: Theories of Writing and Rhetoric

1 credits · Undergraduate

This course delves into the history and theories of Writing and Rhetoric, analyzing the development of writing and rhetoric from classical foundations to contemporary contexts and examining key theoretical frameworks that shape how writing is understood as a social, cultural practice. Through this exploration, students engage with diverse perspectives on writing, examining how it has been conceptualized, analyzed, and taught across different contexts. Through its rigorous inquiry and scholarly engagement, this course equips learners with the analytical tools and critical perspectives necessary to navigate and engage meaningfully with the ever-evolving landscape of written communication in contemporary society.