CIED 5253
Special Methods II
Fall 2011

Freddie A. Bowles
Peabody Hall 312
479-575-3035
fbowles@uark.edu

Students in Special Methods II may use the link below to find a copy of their syllabus for the Fall 2011 semester. Please note that the syllabus may be adjusted as needed. Any changes will be posted here and also announced in class.

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Language is not a mere cabinet curio or museum exhibit. It does definitely function in all human forms. You cannot govern without it, you cannot make laws without it.... As language becomes the most powerful instrument of perfidy, so language alone can riddle and cut through the meshes. Used to conceal meaning, used to blur meaning, to produce the complete and utter inferno of the past century, against which, solely a care for language, for accurate registration by langauge avails. And if men too long neglect it, their children will find themselves begging and their offspring betrayed.
      — Ezra Pound, "Date Line," 1934