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Wayne Booth, The Rhetoric of Rhetorics Book Report

presents a summary of the book, [2] discusses why and how the book would be of interest to students of rhetoric, and [3] gives a brief statement of your evaluation of the book.

Malcolm Gladwell discusses controversy around the measurement of I.Q. Discuss how this research provides evidence of the social construction of intelligence, disability, and race.

Malcolm Gladwell discusses controversy around the measurement of I.Q. Discuss how this research provides evidence of the social construction of intelligence, disability, and race

Summarize the unique characteristics and contributions of the Medieval period especially as it relates to the church of the era.

Summarize the unique characteristics and contributions of the Medieval period especially as it relates to the church of the era

Instructions
Also referred to as the Dark Ages, the Medieval period represents key events in history and the life of the church. The European world is moving away from one powerful empire known as Rome to a more tribal existence. In some ways, we see cultural decline, however, we also can see glimmers of cultural development.

Using the video on the Medieval Overview as a base, create a visually pleasing minimum 10 slide PowerPoint presentation on the Medieval period. What are the unique characteristics and contributions of this time period? What was happening in the life of the church during this time?

Demonstrate the significance of the Scholastics as central figures in the preservation of orthodoxy

The figures during the era surrounding the Scholastics period are heady to say the least. They bring the gift of intellectual reflection paired with a Greek posture for philosophy to articulate the Christian faith.

Summarize the facts of each figure’s life journey
o What was the impact of the person’s life on the church in that era?
o What were some of his influential doctrinal teachings?

Summarize the major differences between the Eastern (Greek-speaking) theological tradition and the Western (Latin) schools of thought.

Summarize the major differences between the Eastern (Greek-speaking) theological tradition and the Western (Latin) schools of thought.
Objective: Interpret the implications of the rise of Charlemagne’s Holy Roman Empire.

Instructions
The church-state emerges as a political reality in Europe with implications that last into our very day. However, the cultural and theological forces of East v. West forever alter the landscape of the church.