McCue Esner “Ada Deer and the Menominee Restoration: Rethinking Native American Protest Rhetoric” Argumentation & Advocacy. You might find the following discussion questions helpful in shaping your response: How are DRUMS and AIM a counterpublic? Who are their audiences? How do they make themselves heard as outsiders? How can protest rhetoric appeal to dominant discourses?… Read More Ada Deer & Menominee Restoration
We are going to start with one of the founding documents of the United States, The Declaration of Independence. In many ways, this document is the heart of what makes the US what it is. To explore this document further, answer the following questions. Do your best to answer them with full sentences and specific… Read More Declaration of Independence
In class on Monday, we read The Catechism of the Revolutionary by Sergey Nechayev (1869). Nacheyev opens claiming that the revolutionary is a “doomed man.” Nechayev was willing to kill and die for his revolution. He was absolutely devoted and believed that his sacrifice would help bring about change. By calling his text a “catechism,” Nechayev draws… Read More Faith and Revolution
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