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Enoch, Jessica; Jack, Jordynn – College English, 2011
Remembering Sappho, from a pedagogical perspective, usually means that teachers bring recovered women's rhetorics into the classroom, prompting students to come to know women as rhetorical agents by analyzing the rhetorical strategies they used to make their voices heard. Teaching women's rhetorics in this way works toward the ultimate goal of…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Rhetoric, Females, Feminism

Weitzel, Roy L. – College English, 1975
Creative writing assignments are described which prepare students better to apprehend and appreciate Shakespeare's art.
Descriptors: Audiences, Communication (Thought Transfer), Creativity, Drama
Nardin, James T. – College English, 1965
Modern drama criticism is rebuked for taking the "closet drama approach" which reduces the theater to yet another type of philosophical and content-oriented literary genre. Group participation and discussion are suggested as means by which the student is encouraged to stage an imaginary performance leading to intelligibility and appreciation of…
Descriptors: Acting, College Students, Creative Dramatics, Creative Reading