Monthly Archives: January 2018

Hello, I am Morgan Pearce and these is my blog on Method’s of Rhetorical Criticism. I am a student at Longwood University with a major in English and minors in Children’s Literature and Rhetoric and Professional Writing. This blog will … Continue reading →

Hello, my name is Kimberly Daucher!  I am currently a senior in my final semester at Longwood University.  I will be graduating in May with a bachelors in Criminology and Criminal Justice with a minor in Rhetoric and Profession Writing.  … Continue reading →

Hello! My name is Haley Klepatzki and I am a senior English major with a minor in rhetoric and professional writing. Along with rhetorical criticism, which I am taking this semester, in the past, I have taken visual rhetoric, rhetoric … Continue reading →

Hello!!!! For starters, my name is Charlotte Dash and I’m a sophomore at Longwood! I am an English major with a concentration in Rhetoric and Professional Writing. This blog serves a purpose to study what makes rhetorical criticism, well, rhetorical … Continue reading →

Hello everyone! My name is Charleigh Kondas, and I am a senior English major here at Longwood University. The purpose of this blog is to explore the foundations of the criticism of rhetoric, and all of the different theories the … Continue reading →

What’s the difference between a woman and a man? Are there distinct qualities or do we subconsciously give people these qualities based on how long their hair is, how big their breasts are, how skinny they are, what kind of … Continue reading →

Welcome to Longwood Blogs. This is my first post. Let’s get blogging!   I have created this blog for my COMM 340 class, Visual Communication. It’s all about theory and analysis of human perception, stereotypes, color, and principles of design. I … Continue reading →

Hello, my name is Savannah Dyer and I’m a Junior History major with a minor in Rhetoric and Professional Writing. This blog will be a collection of assignments that I have completed for my Rhetorical Criticism class along with a … Continue reading →

Due by 5 p.m. on Wednesday, February 7th “The School of Athens”, Raphael, 1509-1511 For your first formal critical essay in our class, you will use the rhetorical method of Neo-Aristotelian criticism to discover and write about the available means of … Continue reading →

Due by 11:00 a.m. on February 1 You were previously given an in-class tutorial on how to create a Longwood blog. Now is the time to make your first blog post! The main purpose of your first post is to … Continue reading →