Book · 2013 · Language Arts & Disciplines
Encyclopedia of Rhetoric and Composition
Communication from Ancient Times to the Information Age
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Encyclopedia of Rhetoric and Composition edited by Theresa Enos is a comprehensive academic reference work detailing the history, theories, and practices of written and spoken communication. On an episode of Stuff They Don't Want You To Know in June 2023, co-host Ben Bowlin referenced a related folkloric work while discussing the mysteries surrounding the cryptids of Ohio. Bowlin gave a shout-out to author Theresa Bain and her work concerning fairies and world folklore mythology, describing it as an absolute must-read for anyone who considers themselves a fan of folklore and mythical creatures. Although the spoken reference conflated academic rhetoric with folkloric studies, Bowlin invoked the author's research to provide listeners with background context and historical depth regarding the lore of the puckwaji. The mention functioned as a resource recommendation for curious audience members looking to dive deeper into the historical origins of regional legends and mythological entities discussed on the show, reinforcing the podcast's commitment to exploring the intersection of folklore, history, and cultural storytelling.
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Ben Bowlin I want to give a shout out to author Theresa Bain in her work Encyclopedia of fairies and World folklore my… 1
“I want to give a shout out to author Theresa Bain in her work Encyclopedia of fairies and World folklore mythology definitely definite must read if you're a fan of folklore”
