Tentative Schedule

Winter Quarter
Reading and assignments must be done by the day assigned.


 

1/4
Introduction to the Course
What is Political Rhetoric?
READ: Chapter Intro and Chapter 1, LGD

1/6
Leadership
READ: Chapter 2, LGD

 

1/11
Virtue
READ: Chapter 3, LGD

1/13
Silence

READ: Chapter 4, LGD

1/18

Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday

1/20

Enactment

READ: Chapter 5, LGD

1/25

National Identity
READ: Chapter 6, LGD

1/27

Public Memory
READ: Chapter 7, LGD

2/1

Hidden Rhetoric
READ: Chapter 8, LGD

2/3

Audiences and Responses

READ: Chapter 9, LGD

2/8

Catastrophe and Reponses

READ: Chapter 10, LGD

2/10

The Constitution
READ: Chapter 1, RJE

2/15

Mandates
READ: Chapter 2, RJE

2/17

Presidential Newspapers
READ: Chapter 3, RJE

2/22

Presidents and Parties
READ: Chapter 4, RJE

2/24

Acceptance Speeches
READ: Chapter 5, RJE

3/1

Popularity
READ: Chapter 6, RJE

3/3

Common Counsel

READ: Chapter 7, RJE

3/8

Limits on Popularity
READ: Chapter 8, RJE

3/10

Summary and Review

READ: Conclusion, LGD and Chapter 9, RJE

Examination 2
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Thursday, March 17, at 2:30 p.m