Join Dr. Bobby as we dive deeper into Kenneth Burke's A Rhetoric of Motives, exploring the evolution of rhetorical principles and their relationship to imagination and imagery. This episode examines how Burke contrasts classical theories with modern perspectives, discusses the interplay of abstract principles and concrete writing processes, and connects poetic imagery to critical analysis. Learn how Burke's ideas intersect with those of Richards and their implications for rhetoric and composition studies. Don’t miss this engaging breakdown of rhetorical theory! Music - Artlist: artlist.io