A Theory of Contemporary Rhetoric (43 page)

juxtaposition
46
–
7
,
49
–
50

Kaplan, A.M.
159

Kindles
116

Kinneavy, T.
150
;
I
,
You
, and
It
(three-point rhetorical model)
24
;
Theory of Discourse, A
33

knowledge, digital access to
161
–
3

Kress, G.
148
,
156
,
178
–
9
,
181

Lai, Ching Ching
105
–
10

Lanchester, J., “Let's Call It Failure”
54

“L'ancienne rhétorique: aide-mémoire” (Barthes)
17
,
21
–
3

language-as-action ideas
23

language/languages
2
,
3
,
79
; in acting
132
; comparison of Mandarin and English
112
–
13
; contemporary rhetoric and
192
–
3
; defining rhetoric and
16
; global
14
,
192
–
3
; thought and
4
; verbal
5
–
7
;
see also
multilingual rhetoric
;
words

language policy
14

Lanham, R.
78

laws
58

layouts
45
–
6

learning: contemporary rhetorical theory and
186
–
9
,
188
,
191
–
2
; individualization of
161
–
2
; transformational
27
;
see also
Education

Lee Wing On
103
–
4

Legs
(Wells)
84

“Let's Call It Failure” (Lanchester)
54

light scaffolding
16
,
24
,
186

linearity
46

linguistics
169
; social semiotics and
145
–
6

Link, Perry
75

Lipman, M.
170

listening rhetoric
3

literacy/literacies terminology debate
113
,
154
–
5
,
160

literacy terms
154
–
5

literary criticism
118
; Marxist
41
–
2
; political
41
–
2

literary forms
118

literary stylistics
32
,
183

literature
29
,
32
; abandoning rhetoric for the study of
36
;
see also
poetics and rhetoric

Liu Xiaobo
76

logic
147
,
164
,
169
,
183
,
187

logico-mathematical thinking
169

logos
11
,
18

Lola on the Terrace of the Hotel Bellevue in Toulon
(Camoin)
92
–
3

London Knowledge Lab at the Institute of Education, “New Media, New Literacies, New Learning” (December 2011)
154

London Review of Books
54

London Symphony Orchestra
90

Lowellian sonnet form
121
–
2

low rhetoric
28

lyric poems
116

Macbook Air
2

macro-level
13
,
18

Mandarin
14
,
29
,
30
,
168
,
192
; compared to English
112
–
13

manga
9

Manguin, H,
By the Window
92

Marxism
118
,
166

Marxist literary criticism
41
–
2

Master and Margarita, The
(Complicité at the Barbican Centre, London, 2013)
130

Masters level
161
,
163
; Engineering multimodal dissertation example
173
–
4

Matisse, H.: letter to Teriadeune
93
;
Open Window at Collioure
92

matrix for curriculum based on rhetoric and multimodality
188

meaning, defined
151

meaning-making: multimodality and
142
; remaking of through multimodality
151
–
2

Measure for Measure
(Shakespeare)
95

media
7
–
8
,
25
,
45
,
139
,
165
,
178
,
193
; types
168

media power, rhetoric and
62
–
6

mediations
25
,
193

medieval rhetoric
169

memoria
(memory)
18
,
25

memory
18
,
25

Memory Chalet, The
(Judt)
3
–
5

mere rhetoric
17
,
28
,
69

meta-discipline, rhetoric as
21
,
147

metalanguage
21

metrics
127

mezzo-level
13
,
18

micro argumentation
111

micro-level
13

Milsom, A.M.
176
–
7

minority groups, rhetoric and
59
–
61

Mitchell, W.J.T.
78

mobility, digital age and
160
–
1

modes
25
,
29
,
30
,
45
,
62
,
139
,
165
,
174
,
178
,
183
,
193
–
4
; Aristotelian
184
; curricula and
179
–
80
; of published works
162
; types of
168

“Modest Proposal, A” (Swift)
62

Moffett, James (English studies): arts of discourse components
31
; dialogism and
33
–
4
; discourse defined by
32
;
I-you
and
I-it
dimensions
34
; literature teaching
32
; relevance of to contemporary rhetoric
39
–
41
; rhetorical model of
33
–
5
;
Teaching the Universe of Discourse
31
;
Teaching the Universe of Discourse
chapter on drama
36
–
7
;
Teaching the Universe of Discourse
section on rhetoric
37
–
9
; two-way approach to his levels of abstraction
34
–
5
,
34

Moffett, James and B.J. Wagner,
A Student-Centered Language Arts Curriculum, Grades K-
12
: A Handbook for Teachers
35

monologues
25

monomodal composition
48

monomodalities
20

Moore, Henry
94

moral dimensions, of rhetoric
144
–
5

mores
5
,
174

Morgan, Edwin,
From Glasgow to Saturn
29

motivation (who)
31

Mountain Language
(Pinter)
62

movement, acting and
131
–
2
,
134

moving images
168

multilingualism
39

multilingual rhetoric (Eastern and Western comparison)
100
–
115
; argumentation and criticality in higher education
102
–
3
; Chinese students
101
; commonalities
100
–
101
,
106
; Confucian-heritage learner
103
–
5
; differences
101
,
108
–
9
; doctoral students case study
105
–
10
,
105
,
107
,
108
; kinds of international students
102
; Mandarin and English comparisons
112
–
13
; multilingual rhetorical theory
113
–
14
; pedagogical implications for cross-cultural studies in argumentation
110
–
13
; studying abroad statistics
101
; UK students
101
–
2

multilingual rhetorical theory
113
–
14

multimodality and rhetoric
3
,
5
,
7
–
9
,
14
,
20
,
24
,
25
,
30
,
79
–
80
,
169
,
185
; authors/editors redoing an edition of selected Shakespeare's plays example
152
; coffee shop example
149
; composition and
48
–
50
; curriculum matrix based on rhetoric and multimodality
188
; defining rhetoric and
16
; Engineering dissertation example
173
–
4
; father-of-the-bride speech
example of
148
–
9
; fitness-for-purpose aspect
148
–
50
; framing and
148
–
50
; learning and assessment
178
–
81
; multimodality as dimension of rhetoric
147
–
8
; music dissertation example
175
–
6
; resources
148
; rhetor/audience relationship and
150
–
2
; space and
149
; time and
149
; translation dissertation example
176
–
7
;
see also
social semiotics and rhetoric

music
6
,
43
,
47
,
79

musical composer
45

music multimodal dissertation
175
–
6

music performance example of framing
90
–
1

narratio
(facts of the case)
18
,
89
,
138

narratives
89
; Aristotelian
184
–
5
; minorities and
60
–
1
; photographs and
85
; poetics and
116
,
124
–
5
; theatre and
134

National Literacy Strategy (UK)
154

National Writing Project (U.S.)
39

negotiation
58
–
9
,
77

network analysis
13

“New Media, New Literacies, New Learning” (London Knowledge Lab at the Institute of Education, December 2011)
154

New Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics, The
(Preminger, Brogan, and Warnke)
126

New Work Order, The
(Gee, Hull, and Lankshear)
21

New York Review of Books
, China's Charter 08,
75
–
6

Nineteen Eighty-Four
(Orwell)
57
,
61
–
2
,
63

nodes
13
,
165
–
6

non-fiction
29
–
30
,
123
–
4

nonlinearity
46

non-linear presentation
164
–
5

nonverbal argument
175

nonverbal expressions
47

notebooks, electronic
11

nouns
87

novels
42
,
116
,
123
–
5
;
see also
poetics and rhetoric

Nunn, Trevor,
Twelfth Night
film adaptation
173

OED
see
Oxford English Dictionary

Oedipus Rex
(play)
26

One Man, Two Guv'nors
(National Theatre production in London and New York, 2011–12)
130

one-way discourse
182

ontology, of rhetoric
4

Open Window at Cannes
(Camoin)
92

Open Window at Collioure
(Matisse)
92

operations (
de arte
)
23

operator (
de artifice
)
23

ORCID
162
–
3

Orientalism
(Said)
22

Orwell, George,
Nineteen Eighty-Four
57
,
61
–
2

“outside/in, inside/out” relationship between social semiotics and rhetoric
146
–
7

Oxford English Dictionary (OED), defining rhetoric
16
–
17
,
146

painting/paintings
9
,
25
,
47
; windows theme
92
–
4

palimpsest
152

parables
75

Passages
(Goldsworthy)
94

pathos
18

Pavel, Thomas,
Fictional Worlds
117
,
124

pedagogies: of composition
53
–
4
; implications for cross-cultural studies in argumentation
110
–
13
;
see also
education
;
learning
;
multilingual rhetoric

Peer Gynt
(Isben/Grieg)
48

pejorative meaning of rhetoric
28
,
143
,
146
,
151
,
190

perceptions
109
,
118
,
136