The Art of Rhetoric in British Political Satire
Start time: 15:30 / End time: 17:00 / Date: 28 Oct 2020 / Venue: Online Open to: Any UOL students / Any UOL staff / Students from other HEIs / Staff from other HEIs/research institutions / University of Liverpool Alumni Type: Webinar Cost: Free Contact: For more information contact Dr Andrew Roe-Crines at Website: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-art-of-rhetoric-in-british-political-satire-tickets-121178348703
About the event
We are pleased to announce that our first online event will be presented by one of our co-directors, Dr Roe-Crines based in the Department of Politics at the University of Liverpool. Dr Roe-Crines will be presenting a paper based on his research looking at how ancient rhetorical devices and strategies can be found in contemporary British political satire. The paper will last for approx 20 minutes which will be followed by questions.
The Network is co-led by Dr Roe-Crines, Dr David Jeffery and Prof Bruce Gibson. The Network is based at Liverpool, but seeks to bring together scholars with an interest in political communication, language, and party politics, broadly defined.
Joining details will be emailed to those who register for this event.
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