War & Difference
Languaging
Words on Words
People
Embodied Rhetoric
100

Kenneth Burke was born in 1897. He lived through two of these, which impacted his philosophical development.

What are two world wars?

100

Martin Law & Lisa Corrigan argue that this language perpetuates racialized and colonized practices in its interaction with traditional canons of texts.

What is white-speak?

100

This was the sophistic term for "word."

What is logos?

100

This philosopher used his teacher, Socrates, as a mouthpiece in his dialogues.

Who was Plato?

100
According to Regina Spellers, "kink factor" involves this specific group of people.

Who are Black women?

200

According to Kris Ratcliffe, we must acknowledge __ as well as value __.

What are commonalities and differences?

200

Frederick Douglass, through his self-education, became such an eloquent, persuasive orator and activist that certain (racist) audience members believed this about him.

What was, he wasn't actually a slave?

What was, he didn't actually write his own speeches?

What was, he'd been trained by white activists to speak?

200

Drawing from Plato, Aristotle identified this art as "the faculty of observing in any given case the available means of persuasion."

What is rhetoric?

200

Quintilian's vir bonus referred to this kind of person.

What was the good (virtuous) person speaking well (morally)?

200

This Greek god, despite his deformity, was worshiped as a figure who used his unique body to achieve things that people with normative bodies could not.

Who is Hephaestus?

300

In lieu of a traditional, patriarchal rhetoric of persuasion, Sonja Foss & Cindy Griffin propose this type of rhetoric.

What is an invitational rhetoric?

300

According to Frances Willard, men were the people traditionally engaging in this critical interpretation of Scripture, thus perpetuating sexist and stereotypical roles for Methodist women as well as men.

What is exegesis?

300

Plato pitted rhetorike, or rhetoric, against this term, which allowed the philosophical search for transcendental truth, or wisdom.

What is dialectic?

300

This scholar interviewed pairs of Black women who, in their responses, revealed the many tensions surrounding how people reacted based on their hair and body/skin color.

Who is Regina Spellers?

300

Aspasia used her status as a metic to work in this position, which allowed her to support herself but also show off her intellectual arts.

What was a hetaera?

400

Kenneth Burke differentiates between scientistic language and dramatistic language, where the former concerns naming things and the latter concerns this. 

What is urging to action?

400

Etymologically, consubstantiality breaks down into these two parts/meanings.

What are "con-," or with, and "substantiality," or "of substance"? (Thus, "of the same substance.")

400

While logos referred to word(s) for the Sophists, this term referred to the persuasive potential of logos.

What is peitho?

400

According to this scholar of color, teaching white English in the classroom perpetuates practices that support institutionalized racism.

Who is Asao Inoue?

400

Frances Willard, as a queer woman who chose not to marry Charles Fowler, ended up encountering gender-based harassment at the hands of these people.

Who were the male students at Northwestern University (where Fowler was president and she was dean of the women students)?

500

Frederick Douglass described this person, instrumental in his early introduction to learning, thus: "The fatal poison of irresponsible power was already in her hands, and soon commenced its infernal work. That cheerful eye...soon became red with rage; that [sweet] voice...changed to one of harsh and horrid discord; and that angelic face gave place to that of a demon."

Who was Mrs. Auld?

500

Henry Louis Gates, Jr., describes metaphor, metonymy, synecdoche, and irony as the master, or master's, tropes. Conversely, signifyin' tropes are named as this group of people's tropes.

Who are slaves?

500

Henry Louis Gates, Jr., embraced logos as language, similar to the Sophists. In class--on the board--we connected this logos to this Bantu term, which we compared to the sophistic psychagogia.

What is nommo?

500

This scholar argues for the importance of "standing under" discourse to hear what is and is not said.

Who is Krista Ratcliffe?

500

Hephaestus's deformity resulted in this kind of physical appearance.

What is, his feet were twisted or bent out to either side?