Date of Award

Summer 8-8-2023

Degree Type

Thesis

Degree Name

Master of Arts (MA)

Department

English

First Advisor

George Pullman

Second Advisor

Lynée Gaillet

Third Advisor

Baotong Gu

Abstract

This thesis, paired with the website “Recruitment Rhetoric” https://cmoore1240.wixsite.com/recruitment-rhetoric, seeks to analyze the ways in which selected metro Atlanta-based corporations utilize and construct recruitment rhetoric based on three theories: the rhetorical situation, mythos, and cultish. From this analysis, this paper then constructs a pedagogical strategy to teach recruitment rhetoric in freshman composition courses at Georgia State University to help undergraduate students develop a rhetorical literacy around corporate recruitment as they enter the workforce. Ultimately, this project aims to start a necessary conversation in the field that develops and interrogates recruitment rhetoric literacy practices.

DOI

https://doi.org/10.57709/35876998

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