Rhetorical Theories
Explores the idea of rhetoric, from antiquity to digitality. Rhetoric, as an art of moving bodies, is central to democratic self-governance: only through persuading each other can we develop a shared vision of a just and desirable future. This course tracks the genesis of rhetorical theory in the ancient world, 20th-century struggles against fascist rhetoric, and contemporary extensions of rhetoric in digital media ecologies.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisite: COMM130 , COMM250 ; and one course from STAT100 , BMGT230 , EDMS451, CCJS200 , PSYC200 , QMMS251 , QMMS451 or SOCY201 ; and one course from COMM107 , COMM200 , or COMM230 ; and must have completed or be concurrently enrolled in COMM304 . Restriction: Must be in the Communication major. Credit Only Granted for: COMM301 or COMM401 . Formerly: COMM401 .
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027