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SCH 603-SEMINAR IN CONTEMPORARY RHETORIC. 5 credits
 Major trends in contemporary rhetorical thought. Their sources and pedagogical
implications.
SCH 605-RHETORICAL CRITICISM. 5 credits
 Principles and methods of rhetorical criticism; problems in applying critical
standards in the evaluation of public address.
SCH 608--SEMINAR IN AMERICAN PUBLIC ADDRESS. 5 credits
 Selected speeches, speakers, and speaking movements which have had an impact
on our history.
SCH 609-SEMINAR IN BRITISH PUBLIC ADDRESS. 5 credits
 Selected speakers prominent in British history.
SCH 610-SEMINAR IN SOUTHERN PUBLIC ADDRESS. 5 credits
 Analysis and evaluation of selected Southern speakers in terms of the speakers,
speeches, audiences, and times.
SCH 617-QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH IN RHETORIC AND PUBLIC ADDRESS:
 APPLIED METHODOLOGIES. 5 credits
 Prerequisites: STA 520; PSY 604 or PSY 605. Analysis and design of quantita-
tive studies, with emphasis on identifying and predicting behavioral antecedents of
orally transmitted messages.
SCH 620-ADVANCED PROBLEMS OF STAGE DIRECTION. 5 credits
 Application of production theories to the problems of play direction, and a
supervised problem in advanced directing techniques.
SCH 621-ADVANCED PROBLEMS IN SCENE DESIGN. 5 credits
 Application of production theories to the problems of scene design, and a super-
vised problem in advanced scene design.
SCH 622-AMERICAN PLAYS, PLAYERS, AND PLAYWRIGHTS 1. 4 credits
 Plays and their production from the Colonial Period to 1860; techniques of
 outstanding actors and playwrights.
 SCH 623-AMERICAN PLAYS, PLAYERS, AND PLAYWRIGHTS 2. 4 credits
 American plays and players from 1860 to present.
 SCH 624-READINGS IN THEATRICAL HISTORY 1. 4 credits
 Selected primary source materials in the history of the theatre to 1660, and
 their use by theorists and historians.
 SCH 625-READINGS IN THEATRICAL HISTORY 2. 4 credits
 Selected primary source materials in the history of the theatre from 1660 to the
 present, and their use by theorists and historians.
 SCH 626-BACKGROUNDS IN MODERN THEATRICAL PRACTICE. 4 credits
 Prerequisite: SCH 522. Plays and production techniques of the modem conti-
 nental theatre.
 SCH 627-ART HISTORY OF THE THEATRE. 4 credits
 Seminar in changing physical and visual conventions in the theatre, their
 origins in the visual traditions of the culture, and their effect on the modes of
 dramatic presentation. May be repeated with change of content up to a maximum
 of 8 credits.
 SCH 628-SEMINAR IN THEATRE AESTHETICS 1. 4 credits
 Growth of the theatre as an art in periods through the Renaissance; the theatre's
 relation to the aesthetic values of the cultures involved.
 SCH 629-SEMINAR IN THEATRE AESTHETICS 2. 4 credits
 Development and modification of aesthetic theory from the Renaissance to
 the present.