Type of Presentation
Event
Location
B2215
Start Date
4-1-2016 10:15 AM
End Date
4-1-2016 11:10 AM
Abstract
This interdisciplinary presentation examines human culture and thought through the lenses of both philosophy and rhetoric. Dr. Athon’s work explores rhetoric and social justice, Dr. Almassi discusses ethics and interpersonal trust, and Christopher Brennan examines decision-making processes. Through philosophical frameworks, these research areas explore how society constructs social values, judgments, and norms.
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Dr. Athon's abstract
Logos, Pathos, Ethos: Intersections of Philosophy and Rhetoric
B2215
This interdisciplinary presentation examines human culture and thought through the lenses of both philosophy and rhetoric. Dr. Athon’s work explores rhetoric and social justice, Dr. Almassi discusses ethics and interpersonal trust, and Christopher Brennan examines decision-making processes. Through philosophical frameworks, these research areas explore how society constructs social values, judgments, and norms.
Other Presentation Disciplines:
Dr. Amanda Athon is an Assistant Professor of Humanities and Social Sciences, Dr. Ben Almassi is an Assistant Professor of Humanities and Social Sciences, and Mr. Christopher Brennan is an undergraduate student in Interdisciplinary Studies in the College of Arts and Sciences.