Thinking is rhetoric
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. Retiring from the rodeo circuit, Buck headed to New England to study theology and languages at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in 2001. Since then he has worked as an educator and administrator in CA, New York City, and eastern NC. Buck first joined The CiRCE Institute as an apprentice in 2007, became a head mentor for the East Coast III apprenticeship in 2017, began the Latin Apprenticeship in 2019, and now serves in Concord, NC as CiRCE’s director of consulting.
