题目：Trend of Contemporary Rhetoric 主讲人：詹姆斯•柯洛司沃特教授（James Crosswhite）,俄勒冈大学英语系（Department of English, University of Oregon） 时间：2011年5月16日下午1：00-3：30 地点：北京大学电教331 詹姆斯•柯洛司沃特教授（James Crosswhite）简介： James Crosswhite Department of English University of Oregon Eugene Academic Appointments 1995– Associate Professor, English, University of Oregon 1989–1995 Assistant Professor, English, University of Oregon 1980–1989 Lecturer, Literature, University of California, San Diego Education 1987 Ph.D. Philosophy, University of California, San Diego. Dissertation: Social Dasein: The Social Ontology of Being And Time and of Heidegger's Political Writings. Chair: Frederick A. Olafson 1975 B.A. Philosophy (Highest Honors), University of California, Santa Cruz Selected Publications Book The Rhetoric of Reason: Writing and the Attractions of Argument. Madison: The University of Wisconsin Press, 1996. WINNER OF THE MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION'S MINA P. SHAUGHNESSY AWARD. Korean translation, 2001. Book (Edited) The New Rhetoric Project: Philosophy’s Rapprochement with Rhetoric. Forthcoming 2011. Pennsylvania State University Press. (Book version of special guest edited issue of Philosophy of Rhetoric) Journal Issue, Guest Editor Editor, Special Issue of Philosophy and Rhetoric on The New Rhetoric Project: Philosophy’s Rapprochement with Rhetoric. Volume 43:4, 2010. Book Manuscript Deep Rhetoric: Philosophy, Reason, Violence, Justice, Wisdom. Under review by publisher. Selected Articles and Chapters 2010. “Universalities.” Philosophy and Rhetoric 43:4, 430‐448. 2009. “Deep Rhetoric in Plato’s Gorgias.” Korean Journal of Rhetoric (2009.9), 5‐57. 2009. “Giving Friendship: The Perichoresis of an All‐Embracing Service.” In Emerson and Thoreau: Figures of Friendship. Ed. William Rossi and John Lysaker. Indiana University Press, 151‐171. 2008. “Awakening the Topoi: Sources of Invention in The New Rhetoric’s Argument Model.” Argumentation and Advocacy 44:4, Spring, 169‐184. Reprinted in The Promise of Reason. Ed. John Gage. Evanston: Southern Illinois University Press, 2011. 2004. “Rhetoric in the Wilderness: The Deep Rhetoric of the Late 20th Century.” In A Companion to Rhetoric and Rhetorical Criticism. Ed. by Walter Jost and Wendy Olmsted. Blackwell, pp. 372‐388. 2003. “Computational Models of Rhetorical Argument” (with John Fox, Chris Reed, Theodore Scaltsas, and Simone Stumpf). Chapter in Argumentation Machines: New Frontiers in Argument and Computation. Edited by Chris Reed and Timothy J. Norman, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 175‐210. 2001. “Con Amore: Henry Johnstone’s Philosophy of Argumentation.” Informal Logic: 21:1 (Winter), 25‐40. 1995. “Is There an Audience for this Argument? Fallacies, Theories and Relativisms.” Philosophy and Rhetoric. 28:2, 134‐145. 1993. "Being Unreasonable: Perelman and the Problem of Fallacies." Argumentation 7:4, 385‐402. Selected Presentations 2010. Keynote Address: “Rhetorical Universalities.” International Conference on "Cross‐ultural Conflicts and the Rhetoric of Communication." Sponsored by the Rhetoric Society of Korea. To be delivered in Seoul, South Korea, on October 23. 2010. “What Makes Argumentation Reasonable? Three Accounts.” Meeting of the International Society for the Study of Argumentation. Amsterdam, Netherlands, July 12. 2010. “The New Rhetoric Reads Lawrence v. Texas.” Meeting of the Rhetoric Society of America. Minneapolis, May 29. 2010. “The New Rhetoric Project: The Archive Project.” Meeting of the Rhetoric Society of America. Minneapolis, May 29. 2010. “Toward a Civic Discourse on the Israel‐Palestine Conflict: The Point is to Change It.” Conference on College Composition and Communication, San Francisco, March 12. 2008. “Rhetoric and Wisdom in the 20th Century: Burke and Perelman.” Meeting of the Rhetoric Society of America. Seattle, May 25. 2008. “Universalities.” International Conference on The Promise of Reason: The New Rhetoric after 50 Years. Eugene, Oregon, May 19. 2007. “Rhetoric and Wisdom.” International Society for the History of Rhetoric meeting. Strasbourg, France, July. 2007. “The Promise of Reason for Reconnecting Philosophy, Rhetoric, and Writing.” Conference on College Composition and Communication. New York City, March 23. 2003. “The Deep Rhetoric of the Late 20th Century.” International Society for the History of Rhetoric. Madrid, Spain, July. 2001. “Rhetoric as Social Philosophy: Mieczyslaw Maneli's Revision of Perelman's New Rhetoric.” International Society for the History of Rhetoric. Warsaw, Poland, July. 2001. “What is the Question? Gadamer and Authorial Intention.” American Philosophical Association Meeting. San Francisco, California. March 30. Selected Grants, Fellowships and Honors 2006 WILLIAMS COUNCIL GRANT to develop integrated, interdisciplinary curriculum in writing, public speaking and critical reasoning. 1997 MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION'S MINA P. SHAUGHNESSY PRIZE for the best research publication of the year in the field of teaching English literature, language, rhetoric, and composition. Awarded for The Rhetoric of Reason: Writing and the Attractions of Argument. 1993 Humanities Center Teaching Fellowship (to incorporate Chinese sources and Renaissance women writers into a history of rhetoric course).