Thinking is rhetoric
- Buck Holler
- February 23, 2011
- 9:15 am
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The ability to speak exactly is intimately related to the ability to know exactly. Wendell Berry, “Imagination in Place”
This is why I believe thinking is a practice in rhetoric, if not the first stage in a complete exercise of this art.
Buck Holler
Buck Holler is a former horse trainer and rodeo cowboy from Red Bluff, CA. After receiving more injuries than winnings he retired from the rodeo circuit to study theology and languages at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. Leaving the beautiful New England campus he jumped back into the arena of secondary education as a teacher. Buck first joined The CiRCE Institute as an apprentice in 2007. In 2009, he moved to NC with his wife and three daughters, teaching, farming, and raising animals. He leads an East Coast Apprenticeship with The CiRCE Institute as a head mentor, and, mirabile dictu, leads CiRCE's first Latin Apprenticeship aimed to promote and support the study of Latin in Latin.
