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Fredal, James – College English, 2011
The study of bullshit, what the author calls "taurascatics", has been making a splash of late. It was Harry Frankfurt who tossed the stone: his essay "On Bullshit" came out in "Raritan" in 1986, hit the "New York Times" best-seller list as a book in 1995, and has been adopted, adapted, and criticized across the academy since. The ripples spread…
Descriptors: Persuasive Discourse, Credibility, Rhetorical Theory, Rhetoric
O'Donnell, Mabry M. – 1989
Raymond Yeager, director of forensics and professor of speech at Bowling Green State University, has made a major contribution to the field of speech communication. He has been much appreciated as professor, mentor, and friend. Yeager, the personification of the "good man skilled in speaking," is a well-spoken gentleman of principle who…
Descriptors: Audience Awareness, Credibility, Higher Education, Motivation Techniques
Carbone, Ralph E. – 1989
Raymond Yeager, director of forensics and professor of speech at Bowling Green State University, has reflected the best qualties which forensics as a discipline has contributed to education. As teacher and debate coach, Raymond Yeager believed that only through the rigors of competition would his students be able to acquire and develop the skills…
Descriptors: Audience Awareness, Cooperation, Credibility, Critical Thinking