Tag: Rhetoric
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How Digital Rhetoric Applies to Modern Times
Using Doug Eyman’s piece “Defining an Locating Digital Rhetoric,” I discuss how Digital Rhetoric still applies to modern times.
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Rhetoric Made Simple
Rhetoric is one of those rare three-syllable words that scares full grown adults. My goal is to eradicate this fear once and for all.
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Finding Digital Rhetoric in Horror
Digital rhetoric isn’t just rhetoric but on the Internet, the same way horror isn’t just freaky one-and-done jumpscares.
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New Ways of Rhetoric
New ways of relating to rhetoric are being reexamined as technology takes over our world. How can one relate to rhetoric, digitally?
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Digital Literacy and how it Applies to Digital Rhetoric
Digital literacy is a need to understand digital rhetoric. The question is…how does it apply and how is it used in a world of writing?
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Intertextuality and Rhetoric in a Digital World
Intertextuality discusses the relationship between at least two forms of text, but how does digital rhetoric play a role in that?
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Digital Rhetoric
Defining and Locating Digital Rhetoric focuses on what the term “digital”means and how we can communicate in many ways.
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Intertextuality and Rhetoric
Intertextuality and Rhetoric highlights that new ways and methods we can use to interact with different media types online through text.
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Interactivity: You’ve Got Mail
A cheery “hello” flashes in a bunch of languages, and it asks for your info—so it knows where to charge you later, of course.
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Human-Computer Interactions (HCI)
Learn how people use digital systems, highlighting the role of how media shapes the way we communicate, our behavior, and identity.
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Is Google Ruining Us?
Digital platforms and mediums significantly shape our thinking, with rhetorical influences evident on analysis sites like Google.
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The Rhetorical Study of Code
The field Rhetorical Code Studies operates around the intentional communication within code language and its impacts on data privacy.
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Detroit: Become Human (Code Version)
Using that instruction, the machine can “bite back” and refuse a command until its creator gets it right. It mirrors how human communication works.
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The Rhetorical Study of Code
When you think of a code, you usually picture a series of numbers and letters. Brock teaches us that code can also be used to persuade and communicate.
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The Rhetorical Power of Code
Programming code is not just functional; it also uses communication and persuasion to change people’s attitudes and actions.