ENGL 5010 Syllabus (FA23)
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enculturation<br />
cultivation/preparation<br />
August 24 | Introducing <strong>ENGL</strong> <strong>5010</strong><br />
• Read: Boyle, “…something like a reading ethics…”<br />
• Read: Cooper, The Animal Who Writes: 1-44<br />
• Read: Ingold, ”The Maze and the Labyrinth”<br />
• Read: Ingold, “Education and Attention”<br />
• Read: Readings, The University in Ruins (selections)<br />
August 29 | The Animal Who Writes August 31 | Introducing <strong>ENGL</strong> 1900<br />
• Read: Cooper, The Animal Who Writes: 44-248<br />
September 5 | Writing Research<br />
• Read: Lynch & Hardin Marshall, “English 1900: A Writing<br />
(and Writing Program) Laboratory<br />
• Read: Cooper, “How Bruno Latour Teaches Writing”<br />
• Read: Norgaard, “Embracing Uncertainty”<br />
• Read: <strong>ENGL</strong> 1900 <strong>Syllabus</strong><br />
• Read: EP Textbook, “Writing in, with, and through” &<br />
“Eloquentia Perfecta”<br />
• In-Class: Summarize <strong>ENGL</strong> 1900<br />
September 7 | Introducing Dissoi Logoi<br />
• Read: EP Textbook, “Chapter 10 - The Dissoi Logoi Project”<br />
• In-Class: Brainstorm Possible Dissoi Logoi Projects<br />
September 12 | Responding to Writing Part 1 September 14 | Responding to Writing Part 2<br />
• Read: Lunsford & Lunsford, “‘Mistakes Are a Fact of Life’”<br />
• Read: Williams, “The Phenomenology of Error”<br />
• Read: Hartwell, “Grammer, Grammer, and the Teaching of<br />
Grammar”<br />
September 19 | The Rhetorical Situation Part 1<br />
• Read: Bitzer,”The Rhetorical Situation”<br />
• Read: Vatz, “The Myth of the Rhetorical Situation”<br />
• Read: Consigny, “Rhetoric and Its Situations”<br />
• Read: Haswell, “Minimal Marking”<br />
• Read: Wilhoit, “Responding to Student Writing”<br />
• Read: Anson et al., “What Do We Want in this Paper?”<br />
• In-Class: Grade Sample Dissoi Logoi Essays<br />
September 21 | Peer Reviewing the Dissoi Logoi<br />
• Review: Dissoi Logoi Rubric and Samples (EP Unit 7)<br />
• Review: Dissoi Logoi Peer Review Sheet<br />
• In-Class: Dissoi Logoi Project Peer Review<br />
September 26 | The Rhetorical Situation Part 2 September 28 | Responding to Writing Part 3<br />
• Read: Biesecker, “Rethinking the Rhetorical Situation”<br />
• Read: Edbauer, “Unframing Models of Public Distribution”<br />
October 3 | The Rhetorical Situation Part 3<br />
• Read: Rickert, ”In the House of Doing”<br />
• Read: Stormer, “Rhetoric by Accident”<br />
• Read: Harris et al., ”Introduction"<br />
• Read: McMilian, ”Students Write to Students"<br />
• Read: Warnock, ”The Low-Stakes, Risk-Friendly Message-<br />
Board Text”<br />
• Read: Harris, "Workshop and Seminar"<br />
• Read: Wilhoit, ”Presenting Material in Class"<br />
• Read: Lindemann, ”Designing Writing Courses” &<br />
"Developing Writing Assignments”<br />
• In-Class: Grade Sample Dissoi Logoi Essays<br />
October 5 | Introducing the Multimodal Project<br />
• Due: Dissoi Logoi Essay<br />
• In-Class: Introduce Statement of Purpose<br />
• In-Class: Brainstorm Possible Projects<br />
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