More than an historical milestone, the Declaration of Independence is a masterful use of language. This talk examines the Declaration of Independence as a bold piece of writing designed to persuade, provoke, and endure. Blending rhetorical analysis with a full reading of the text, it brings the document to life as a spoken argument rather than a static artifact, and approaches the Declaration through the lens of voice, rhythm, and the enduring power of words. Presented in colonial garb.
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Michael Langlois is a theatre artist, lecturer, performer, and storyteller with decades of experience in directing, performance, and arts education. Michael is the principal of Oratory Arts.
Get ready for the historic SAGES Meeting in Bristol, CT, where minds will collide, ideas will flow, and connections will be made.
In 1000 A.D., European churches were small, thick-walled, dark and dreary. Less than 200 years later, they were breathtaking architectural wonders, rising more than 200 feet and li