TY - CHAP
T1 - "Available means" of rhetorical instruction
T2 - "Broadening perspectives" on rhetorical education prior to 1900
AU - Wright, Elizabethada A.
AU - Bordelon, Suzanne
AU - Halloran, S. Michael
PY - 2020/4/7
Y1 - 2020/4/7
KW - Academies
KW - African American Societies
KW - American Delsartism
KW - American Female Moral Reform Society
KW - American lyceum
KW - Available means
KW - Belles Lettres
KW - Belletristic tradition
KW - Boarding schools
KW - Bush harbors
KW - Carlisle Indian School
KW - Catholic schools
KW - Cherokee National Female Seminary
KW - Commonplace books
KW - Communication at a distance
KW - Conduct books
KW - Constitution'sFirstAmendments' guarantee of freedom of religion
KW - Conversational Rhetoric
KW - Current-traditional rhetoric
KW - Dame Schools
KW - Drill and correctness
KW - Educated to Extinction
KW - Elocution
KW - Elocution handbooks
KW - Engineering Education
KW - English Classical School
KW - English Education
KW - English High School
KW - Essays at Commencement
KW - Ethical and pathetic approaches
KW - Extracurriculum
KW - Floating literacy
KW - Forced Education
KW - Fourteenth Amendment
KW - Free mandatory education
KW - George Whitefield (or Whitfield)
KW - Grammar
KW - Great Awakening
KW - Habits of mind
KW - Industrial Revolution
KW - Institutes
KW - Inventional practices
KW - Jesuits
KW - King Phillip'sWar
KW - Latin Grammar Schools
KW - Massachusetts Statues of 1642, 1647, and 1648
KW - Massachusetts' State Secretary of Education Horace Mann
KW - Native-language literacies
KW - Normal Schools
KW - Oratorical Culture
KW - Pauper Schools
KW - Presbyterian Schools
KW - Reading
KW - Refute potential opposition positions
KW - Rhetorical education
KW - Scottish theorists such as Blair, Campbell, and Smith
KW - Scribal Literacy
KW - Sisters of the Society of Sacred Heart
KW - Sponsors of literacy
KW - Standardized educational grades, curriculum, and ages for students
KW - Student literary and debate societies
KW - Textbooks
KW - Ursuline Sisters
KW - Venture Schools
KW - White indentured servants
KW - Whitemalesuffrage
KW - Women's letters as a means of providing unschooled women with a rhetorical education
KW - Writing Schools
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M3 - Chapter
AN - SCOPUS:85116994392
SN - 9781000053517
SP - 244
EP - 271
BT - A Short History of Writing Instruction
PB - Taylor and Francis
ER -