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"Doing Rhetoric" at UM Conference

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Submitted by syntaxfactory on April 27, 2013 - 11:23am

UMN is hosting a conference called "Doing Rhetoric" at the University of Minnesota. It looks like a micro-RSA, a micro-event bridging composition and communication.

On Networked Humanities

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Submitted by syntaxfactory on March 4, 2013 - 10:40am

Reflecting on the Networked Humanities Conference at UK
From http://joetorok.wordpress.com/

Some impressions, notes, and takeaways from the high throttle, enlightening Networked Humanities conference hosted by Jeff Rice and Jenny Rice at the University of Kentucky...

Also: an abridged reading list below that I stitched together from conference presentations and conversations.

From “Networked Humanities Scholarship, or the Life of Kairos,” Cheryl Ball, Illinois State University and Douglas Eyman, George Mason University

The Networked Humanities Conference in February looks off the hook...

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Submitted by syntaxfactory on December 17, 2012 - 11:37am

Jenny Rice:
Honestly, the Networked Humanities Conference in February looks off the hook. (We're still saying "off the hook," right?)

http://network.as.uky.edu/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/program1.pdf

ALA San Francisco

Submitted by Casey Shevlin on June 5, 2012 - 9:45am

I had a lovely time at the ALA Conference in San Francisco last weekend. Despite injuring my foot badly – ten miles of walking in one day will do that – on the first day of sightseeing, I was able to see much of the beautiful city and taste many of its delicious treats. I highly recommend eating in Chinatown and stopping at The Bubble Room for a champagne-inspired drink or dessert after if you are ever in the city.

Canadians, again

Submitted by syntaxfactory on May 3, 2012 - 3:48pm

Canadian Conferences are Coming!

Inkshed Conference Update: Online Registration Now Open!

Psychology, Emotion, and the Human Sciences Symposium at the University of Windsor

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Submitted by syntaxfactory on April 13, 2012 - 12:32pm

Co-sponsored by the Centre for Research in Reasoning, Argumentation, and Rhetoric, with support from the office of the vice-president, academic, and provost, I am pleased to announce the Psychology, Emotion, and the Human Sciences Symposium at the University of Windsor, Friday and Saturday, 20 and 21 April 2012.

Conference Presentation Don'ts

Submitted by Gwen Hoberg on March 14, 2012 - 1:15pm

Three weeks ago, I presented a paper at a graduate student English conference in North Carolina. It was my first time both to attend and present at an English conference, so in some ways it was nice to start with the relatively low stakes of a grad student event. My fellow presenters were my peers, not professors or others professionals. On the other hand, the fact that the stakes were low almost certainly contributed to the uneven quality of some of the presentations I saw.

Follow Texas A&M's Symbolic Violence Conference on Twitter

Submitted by mercieca on February 29, 2012 - 10:30am

Dear Blogarians,

As many of you know Texas A&M will host a conference on Symbolic Violence this weekend. We've got an amazing group of scholars presenting papers and we're hoping that folks will tweet responses and reactions to the papers. Please follow along with hash tag #SVC12, starting tomorrow evening (7 PM Central Time) with David Zarefsky's address. He'll be delivering the Annual Kurt Ritter Lecture in Political Rhetoric, entitled "When, if Ever, is Symbolic Violence Justified?" Karlyn Kohrs Campbell will deliver the response. You can find a complete list of papers here: http://comm.tamu.edu/CONFERENCE%20CALENDAR.pdf

AAG

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Submitted by syntaxfactory on February 24, 2012 - 10:14am

I'm at the Association of American Geographers, where I will deliver a co-authored paper on Tuesday.

There's a lot to learn from this bunch, but before I do: do any of our readers work with geographers? Political Comm folks working with political geographers? Cultural Studies Comm folks working with similarly inflected geographers? (As soon as I finish some work, I'm headed back to hear a paper on Gramsci, for example.)

Canada!

Submitted by syntaxfactory on November 20, 2011 - 1:32am

CALL FOR PROPOSALS
Canadian Society for the Study of Rhetoric (CSSR)