Genevieve Gordon
@ggordon65.bsky.social
PhD candidate in rhetoric at Penn State; OKC expat; semicolon overuser. (she/they)
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I don't know how many of y'all are watching the migration of American TikTokers to RedNote, but it's the most fascinating thing I've EVER SEEN HAPPEN ONLINE.
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January 14, 2025 at 2:50 PM
I don't know how many of y'all are watching the migration of American TikTokers to RedNote, but it's the most fascinating thing I've EVER SEEN HAPPEN ONLINE.
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Reposted by Genevieve Gordon
An essay I wrote for QJS is now available through open access!
In it, I try to think through some enduring rhetorical conundrums: like how violations of speech norms can be intrinsically persuasive, and what studying those violations may entail for the work of rhetorical education and criticism.
In it, I try to think through some enduring rhetorical conundrums: like how violations of speech norms can be intrinsically persuasive, and what studying those violations may entail for the work of rhetorical education and criticism.
Towards a rhetorical theory of charisma: Corinthians, cults, and demagogic criticism
Rhetorical studies has recently begun exploring theories of charisma in connection with demagoguery. These analyses raise difficult problems, in part because charisma is an amorphous concept that s...
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December 2, 2024 at 7:38 PM
An essay I wrote for QJS is now available through open access!
In it, I try to think through some enduring rhetorical conundrums: like how violations of speech norms can be intrinsically persuasive, and what studying those violations may entail for the work of rhetorical education and criticism.
In it, I try to think through some enduring rhetorical conundrums: like how violations of speech norms can be intrinsically persuasive, and what studying those violations may entail for the work of rhetorical education and criticism.
Reposted by Genevieve Gordon
BlueSky growing in popularity with people who now hate Twitter but still hate productivity
November 17, 2024 at 9:55 PM
BlueSky growing in popularity with people who now hate Twitter but still hate productivity