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Tag Archives: rhetoric
Leadership, Rhetoric, and Videogames
I find myself thinking about leadership often. Perhaps I think about leadership because we rhetoricians get press (for good or ill) for a few months every four years when our nation chooses a leader based on “mere rhetoric.” But, I … Continue reading
Posted in Criticism, Gaines Hubbell
Tagged Blogs of the Round Table, BoRT, constitutive rhetoric, criticism, leadership, rhetoric, teaching, videogames
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On the meaning of a name: Higher Level Gamer
Next week is the first anniversary for Higher Level Gamer, and next week we’ll have a post about what we learned in the past year while blogging here. But, since almost a year has gone by, I figure it’s time … Continue reading
Posted in Criticism, Gaines Hubbell
Tagged Cameron Kunzelman, Game studies, games studies, higher level, K. E. Wilkerson, Kunzelman, Name, nominalism, rhetoric, third generation, video games studies, wilkerson
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