Mark started following the work of Brian Williams.
Mark followed the research interests: Classical Education Tradition and Covenant Theology
Mark started following the work of Andrew Kern.
Faculty Member, Communication Studies
Associate Profesor
Thesis Title: Rhetoric and Ideology: An Analysis of Interaction Among Epistemology, Praxis, and Power
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James W. Hikins
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About
Mark Gring researches and teaches in the areas of rhetorical theory, rhetorical history, rhetorical criticism, persuasion, and social movements. His area of special interest is in the ways our epistemological assumptions affect our thoughts and actions - especially how religious thoughts/arguments affect sociopolitical changes. He is also a co-author, along with Susan K. Opt, of the book, The Rhetoric of Social Intervention: An Introduction (2008)) published by Sage Publishers Inc. You can find it at:
http://www.sagepub.com/booksProdDesc.nav?prodId=Book231667&
Contact Information
| Homepage: | http://www.depts.ttu.edu/communicationstudies/dire |
| Address: | 264 Mass Communications Bldg. |
| Telephone: |
(wk) 806.742.3911 |
