Category Archives: David Hodges

Why We Write on a Blog

Posted on January 21, 2015 by davidbdale

Comp Courses on a Blog The practical advantages are many Elimination of paper Speedier two-way communication Feedback on rough drafts ahead of the deadline Unlimited editing Side-by-side comparisons of every draft with changes highlighted The practical disadvantages are not negligible … Continue reading →

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A01: Je Suis Charlie

Posted on January 21, 2015 by davidbdale

Visual Rhetoric Assignment: Je Suis Charlie I need to find out right away how well you argue and how well you write. Before MON JAN 26, post a personal, evaluative, analytical, narrative, argumentative, persuasive, categorical, or reflective response to the … Continue reading →

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Riddle: What’s Denied?

Posted on April 3, 2014 by davidbdale

Assertion When several things are asserted, the author is presumed to have individually asserted each of them, not necessarily the sum total of them. For example: The prosecutor asserts that the defendant, a Mr Sweeney Todd, born and raised in … Continue reading →

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