The Future of Invention

The Future of InventionExamines the concept of rhetorical invention from an affirmative, nondialectical perspective. The Future of Invention links classical rhetorical practices of invention with the philosophical work of Gilles Deleuze and Jacques Derrida and proposes that some of the most crucial implications of postmodern theory have gone largely unattended. Drawing on such classical rhetorical concepts as doxa, imitation, kairos, and topos, and engaging key works by

development and management

Nitrous oxide emissions related to urinary nitrogen waste are addressed when information is available

This study reveals the artistic and cultic arrangements in Cretan churches

and discusses narrative

and it examines the use of imagery by empresses as well as emperors

Fusing theory with practice

Exploring these questions

the nineteenth century saw scores of Western artists heading to the Middle East

This handy study edition of Schelling's masterpiece will prove useful for scholars and students alike

Based on newly discovered sources

Iranian cinema has been the subject of lamentably few academic studies – and those have by and large been limited to the films and filmmakers most visible on the international film circuit

a group of intellectuals gather regularly to smoke hashish in Hakeem’s den