RHETORIC OF THE U.S. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

Name: RHETORIC OF THE U.S. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
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COMARTS 369

课程描述

Approach the U.S. presidential election from a rhetorical perspective. Analyze how individual candidates and political parties use and abuse language and other symbols to 1) identify with U.S. voters; 2) advance an agenda to address a current need; 3) present a particular narrative of U.S. history, identity, and national purpose; and 4) convince U.S. citizens to support their candidacy and policies on Election Day.

先修课程

Sophomore standing or COMARTS 260

满足要求

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

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平均绩点

3.5

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完成率

98.32%

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A率

61.34%

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班级规模

119

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