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ENGL 493: Seminar in Writing Studies: Rhetorical Bodies

This seminar will investigate theoretical and rhetorical approaches to the body and how the body has been shaped by public perceptions over time.
SYLLABUS
A few questions to consider:

  1. What do we mean by rhetorics? What is the body? What are the body’s capabilities?

  2. What does it mean to represent the body? When we discuss the body, whose body is represented?

  3. What is a “raced” body? How does a body become gendered or sexed?

  4. What does the “universal” or “ideal” body look like?

  5. In what ways does the body become modified? How are these modifications represented?

  6. How does age, weight, ability, height, physique, etc. shape our perceptions of the body? Who decides what a “normal” body is or should be?

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  • About Me
    • Contact Me
    • Curriculum Vita
  • FALL 2025 CLASSES
    • ENGL 101/144E-20
    • ENGL 326 >
      • ENGL 326 Readings
    • NAIS 200 >
      • Readings for NAIS 200
    • ENGL 301 Writing and the Teaching of Writing >
      • Spring 2024 Courses
      • ENGL 301 Readings
      • ENGL 301 Blog
  • Writing Fellows
  • BSU Homepage
  • Research
  • Resources
    • Writing
    • Indigenous Rhetorics
    • Diversity and Inclusion
  • Pine Ridge Partnership
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