6 September -- No Colloquium, Faculty Meeting
13 September (Thursday), 4 PM
Workshop/Lecture: "Welcome Back"
RGH
University of Wisconsin -- Madison
Ewbank Room
20 September (Thursday), 4 PM
Workshop: "Visual Rhetoric, Performance, and Visibility Politics"
Christine Garlough
University of Wisconsin -- Madison
Ewbank RoomReadings: Hariman, Robert and John Louis Lucaites. “Performing Civic Identities: The Iconic Photograph of Flag Raising on Iwo Jima.” Quarterly Journal of Speech 88.4 (2002): 363-392; and Morris, Charles III and John Sloop. “What Lips These Lips Have Kissed”: Refiguring the Politics of Queer Public Kissing.” Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies 3. 1 (2006): 1-26.
27 September (Thursday), 4 PM
Joint Lecture: "Chimpanzees and Men in Tights: Doing Transnational Television
History"
Michele Hilmes
University of Wisconsin -- Madison
4070 Vilas
4 October -- No Colloquium, Faculty Meeting
11 October (Thursday), 4 PM
Lecture: “The Legacy of Edwin Black”
Stephen E. Lucas
University of Wisconsin -- Madison
Embank RoomReadings: Black, Edwin. Excerpts from Rhetorical Criticism: A Study in Method. Macmillan Company: 1965; - - -. "The Second Persona." The Quarterly Journal of Speech. 56.2 (April 1970): 109-119; - - -. “A Note on Theory and Practice in Rhetorical Criticism.” Tbe Western Journal of Speech Communication 44 (Fall 1980): 331-336; - - -. “On Objectivity and Politics in Criticism.” American Communication Journal 4.1 (Fall 2000): Accessed 3 October 2007: <http://www.acjournal.org/holdings/vol4/iss1/special/black.htm>.
25 October, 4 PM
Lecture: “‘America’s Worst Catastrophe’: Touring New
Orleans Post-8/29”
Phaedra C. Pezzullo
Assistant Professor of Rhetoric and Public Culture
Department of Communication and Culture at Indiana University
Ewbank Room
1 November -- No Colloquium, Faculty Meeting
8 November (Thursday), 4 PM
Workshop: “NCA Practice”
The Faculty and Students of the Rhetoric Program
University of Wisconsin -- Madison
Ewbank Room
THE RHETORIC OF RIGHTS AND WORK
Robert Asen Chair
4 PM, Ewbank Room
1. Pamela Conners, "The Discourse on Work in the Debate over a Living Wage"
2. Paul Hendrickson, "'The Worst of the Worst': Guantánamo, Dissent, and the Rhetoric of International Rights"
3. Sarah Jedd, "Obscene Acts: Anthony Comstock, Cora Sammis, and the Vilification of Abortion"
4. Whitney Sogol, "Robert Kennedy's 1966 'Day of Affirmation' Address in South Africa: The Eloquence of Equivocation"VISUAL RHETORIC AND THE MORAL VOICE
Jeff Drury Chair
4 PM, 4018 Vilas Hall
1. Michelle Murray, "Still Burning: Self-Immolation as Photographic Protest"
2. Kathryn Palmer, "Filling the Void With Meaning: The Visual Flux at Ground Zero"
3. Amy Tully, "Revising May 4: Contrasting Commemorations at Kent State University"
4. Paul Stob, "Louis Brandeis and the Moral Voice of the Progressive Era"
22 November -- No Colloquium, Thanksgiving Holiday
29 November (Thursday), 4 PM
Workshop
“Subjectivity and the Public Sphere”
Robert Asen
University of Wisconsin -- Madison
Ewbank RoomReadings: Hegde, "Eyeing New Publics: Veiling and the Performance of Civic Visibility" prepared for Public Modalities, ed. Daniel C. Brouwer and Robert Asen, and Greene, Ronald. “John Dewey’s Eloquent Citizen: Communication, Judgment, and Postmodern Capitalism.” Argumentation and Advocacy 39 (2003): 189-200; and Phillips, Kendall. “Rhetorical Maneuvers: Subjectivity, Power, and Resistance.” Rhetoric and Philosophy 39.4 (2006): 310-332.
6 December -- No Colloquium, Faculty Meeting
13 December -- No Colloquium,
Last Week of Classes