Points of Praxis

My Blog Reflects on Visual Rhetorical Theory and Disability Rhetoric and their Connections to Classical and Contemporary Rhetorical Theory

Genre Theory

• Bakhtin, "Speech Genres."  Genre as response to situation.  "utterance," "addressivity."
• Carolyn Miller, "Genre as Social Action"
• Anne Freadman, "Anyone for Tennis?"
• Aviva Freedman, "Situating 'Genre' and Situated Genres:  Understanding Student Writing from a Genre Perspective"
• Anis Bawarshi, Genre and the Invention of the Writer
• Clark  "Genre" in Concepts in Composition

Post-Process/Dialogic

• Plato, The Phaedrus
• Bakhtin, The Dialogic Imagination
• Lee-Ann Breuch, "Post-Process 'Pedagogy'"

posted by: rgregory at 23:45 | link | comments (3) |

#1  31 December 2006 - 01:50

 

When did you do this??? Weren't we just talking???

AlisonR

#2  31 December 2006 - 02:09

 

I did this before you called. No, I'm not *that* talented.

rgregory

#3  31 December 2006 - 02:41

 

he he....thanks for talking earlier.

Are you back at work?

AlisonR

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