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| • | ROSA MARTHA VILLARREAL: Are Cutures, As Represented by the U.S. and Mexico, Really Equal?
One of the complaints by critics of multiculturalism is that, contrary to what this philosophy posits, cultures are not truly equal. The critics in the U.S. use Mexico—its culture a ...
| | • | BRETT ALAN SANDERS: Beyond "Mere Rhetoric" [Arte Retorica #9]
For us moderns, rhetoric means artificiality, insincerity, decadence. Perhaps this is simply because we do not understand it and have become barbarians ourselves.
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| | • | BRETT ALAN SANDERS: Kenneth Burke and the Terministic Screen [Arte Retórica #8]
In my last number of this series of essays on the rhetorical arts, I alluded (in the context of Barack Obama’s speech on race, and of the ongoing flak over his association with the Rev. Wright) ...
| | • | BRETT ALAN SANDERS: On the Rooseveltian Rhetoric of Barack Obama [Arte Retórica #7]
Very little if anything, in the realm of political discourse, is actually self-evident, regardless of what our nation’s Founders held to be so when they declared its independence from foreign ty ...
| | • | ROSA MARTHA VILLARREAL: America Dreamed
Perhaps it is only appropriate to begin a conversation about the future of illegal immigrants in with a reference to the Mexican anthropologist Guillermo Bónfil Batalla and his insights about w ...
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