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Article #98Re: Literary history discussion group
From: Karen R. Schnakenberg
Date: Mon, 28 Jun 1993 13:29
Date: Mon, 28 Jun 1993 13:29
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Jonathon, I share your interest in the rhetoric of historical representation and am currently working on a project that focuses on how narrative accounting of biographical "facts" and "events" is used as a suasive tactic in arguing for specific interpretations of canonical texts in classical rhetoric and how these accounts contribute to scholars' current arguments about the meaning and value of rhetoric and rhetorical history. From the reading I've done in contemporary work in literary history, I suspect there are strong parallels. I hadn't encountered "Word by Word" as yet but will look for it today. From the little I've said, does it seem to you that it would be relevant? I'm not familiar with any b-board or discussion group such as you asked about but would appreciate your forwarding any leads you get from your request if you wouldn't mind. Thanks! Karen Schnakenberg Dept. of English Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh PA 15213 ks3c@andrew.cmu.edu
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