David C. Hoffman
EDUCATION Ph.D University of Iowa Communication Studies-Rhetoric May 2000
Doctoral Cert. The University of Iowa Rhetorics of Inquiry May 2000
M.A. Temple University Rhetoric and Communications 1995
B.A. University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown Communications 1990
FULL-TIME ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE Baruch College Assistant Professor Communication 08/03-present
University of North Carolina, at Charlotte Assistant Professor Communication 08/01-05/03
Temple University Visiting Assistant Professor Comminucation 8/98-05/01
PART-TIME ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE University of Iowa Grade Instructor Communication 8/94-05/98
Temple University Grade Instructor/Speaking Lab Instructor Communication 8/92-05/94
University of Pittsburgh Undergraduate Instructor Communication 8/88-10/88
NON ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE None
EMPLOYMENT AT BARUCH Assistant Professor 08/03-present
COURSES TAUGHT AT BARUCH PAF 3201: Public Communication and Organizations
PAF 9103: Communication in Public Settings
NEW COURSES/PROGRAMS DEVELOPED AT BARUCH None
BOOKS IN FIELD OF EXPERTISE Hoffman, D avid C. and Aghazarian, Aram A Speaking in a Public Voice: A Guide to Public Presentation and Advocacy New York: McGraw-Hill, 2000, pp.124 [1st edition, New York: McGraw-Hill, 1999, 104pp].
ARTICLES IN FIELD OF EXPERTISE Hoffman, David C.
Logos as Composition.
Rhetoric Society Quarterly
(July 2003): 27-53.
Vol 33,
Hoffman, David C.
Justice and the Self: A Reading of Plato Gorgias.
Anistorian.
December 2002.
May be viewed at http://users.hol.gr/~di1os/anistor/essays/e024.htm. Unpaginated.
Hoffman, D avid C., et al.,
The Role of Narrativity in Public Speaking
Iowa Journal of Communications
28(1996):
48-73.
PROCEEDINGS:
David C. Hoffman. Reversing Perceptions of Probability Through Self-Referential Argument: Interpretation and Analysis of Protagoras’ Stronger/Weaker Fragment. Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Argumentation, University of Amsterdam. Amsterdam: Sic Sac, 2003. Pages 503-507.
CHAPTERS IN BOOKS IN FIELD OF EXPERTISE David C. Hoffman. Albert Gore for American Orators of the Twentieth Century, Second Edition. Greenwood Press. Forthcoming 2005.
Hoffman, David C Logos and Pluralism: The Foundations of the Sophistic Movement. In The Philosophy of Communication, Volume One. Eds. Konstantine Boudouris and John Poulakos. Athens: Ionian Publications. 2002. Pp. 92-99.
REPORTS/MONOGRAPHS IN FIELD OF EXPERTISE None
BOOK REVIEWS IN FIELD OF EXPERTISE Review of Ekaterina Haskins’ Logos and Power in Isocrates and Aristotle. Rhetoric Society Quarterly, Forthcoming 2004.
OTHER ARTICLES David C. Hoffman. In the Greek Cosmos. Parabola 28 (Nov. 2003) 56-60.
David C. Hoffman and Hoffman, Sharon G., Sappho and the Songs of Marriage. Parabola 29 (Feb. 2004). 39-40.
David C. Hoffman. The Epithalamium: Renaissance Wedding Poetry. Renaissance Magazine8:2 (2003): 38-39.
David C. Hoffman and Hoffman, Sharon G., Beyond Fate. Parabola 25 (Nov. 2000) 20-27.
David C. Hoffman and Hoffman, Sharon G., Enigma, Paradox, Parable. Parabola 25 (May 2000): 14-21.
David C. Hoffman and Hoffman, Sharon G., The Gods of Metes and Bounds. Parabola 25 (Feb. 2000): 11-18.
David C. Hoffman. Play, Epideictic, Argument. ERIC Clearinghouse, 1998. Unpaginated.
PRESENTATIONS
David C. Hoffman. Creation through Conflict: Logos and Heraclitus’ Place in the Rhetorical Tradition. Presented as part of the panel, Issues in Classical Rhetorical Education. RSA National Convention, Austin, May 2004.
David C. Hoffman. Creation through Composition in Ancient Greece and Beyond. Presented and part of the panel, Discursive Agency in Ancient Greek Rhetoric and Philosophy: Implications for Contemporary Humanistic Disciplines. ECA Convention, Boston, April 2004.
David C. Hoffman Performative and Representational Ethos: A Comparative Study. Presented as part of the panel, Historical Studies of Ethos Authority and Virtue. NCA National Convention, Miami, FL., November 2003.
David C. Hoffman Muthos and Logos: Complicating the Liberal Narrative of Progress.
Presented at the American Society for the History of Rhetoric Pre-Conference Meeting, New
Orleans, 2002.
David C. Hoffman Reversing Perceptions of Probability Through Self-Referential Argument: Interpretation and Analysis of Protagoras’ Stronger/Weaker Fragment. Presented at the Fifth International Conference on Argumentation, University of Amsterdam, 2002.
David C. Hoffman Gathering in the Moment: The Panegyric in Ceremonial Context. Selected for presentation as part of the panel Beyond Tria Genera Causarum: Exploring Native Typologies of Ancient Discourse by the American Society for the history of Rhetoric at the NCA National Convention in Atlanta, 2001.
David C. Hoffman Can Civic Excellence Be Enacted in the Town Meeting Format? A NeoSophistic Perspective. Selected for presentation as part of the panel Learning Civic Excellence Through Public Conversation: Three Perspectives on the Bush-Gore Town Meeting, by the Political Communication Division at the NCA National Convention in Atlanta, 2001.
David C. Hoffman Logos and Pluralism: The Foundations of the Sophistic Movement. Presented at the Conference of the International Association for the Study of Greek Philosophy on Rhodos, Greece, 2001.
David C. Hoffman Knowledge and Sensation in the Protagoras: Toward an Understanding of the Aesthetic Basis of Protagoras Epistemology. Selected for Presentation by the American Society for the History of Rhetoric as part of the panel, Aesthetics II: Knowledge and Sensation in the History of Rhetorical Performance at the NCA National Convention in Seattle, 2000.
David C. Hoffman Synecdoche: The Violent Trope. Selected for presentation by the Kenneth Burke Society as part of the panel Kenneth Burke’s Master Tropes Revisited at the NCA National Convention in Chicago, 1999.
David C. Hoffman Protagoras and Civic Education. Selected for presentation as part of the
ASHR/RSA Collaborative Panel The Work of Rhetoric in Civic Education from Antiquity to Post-Modernity at the NCA National Convention in Chicago. 1999.
David C. Hoffman Rhetoric and Civic Education in Protagoras Flute Playing City. Selected for presentation as part of the panel Classical Civic Education and Its Pertinence to Liberal Arts Education Today at the Central States Communication Association Conference in St. Louis, 1998.
David C. Hoffman Hermes, Hestia, and the Problem of Containment: A Burkean Analysis of Dramatic Tension in the Archaic Polis. Selected for presentation by the Kenneth Burke Society as part of the panel Kenneth Burke’s Container and the Thing Contained: Extensions, Applications, Challenges at the NCA National Convention in New York, 1998.
David C. Hoffman Active and Representational Performance of Character: A Comparative Study of Ethos in Oral and Literate Cultures. Selected for presentation by the American Society for the History of Rhetoric at the NCA National Convention in New York, 1998.
David C. Hoffman Toward a Genealogy of Logos. Selected for presentation by the American Society for the History of Rhetoric at the NCA National Convention in New York, 1998.
David C. Hoffman Argument, Epideictic, Play. Selected for presentation by the Argumentation and Forensic Division of the NCA at the National Convention in Chicago, 1997.
David C. Hoffman Argument, Epideictic, Play: Cicero’s Pro Archia as Exemplar. Selected for presentation by the Society for the History of Rhetoric at the NCA National Convention in Chicago, 1997.
David C. Hoffman Thomas Paine’s Natural Man: Articulation and Performance in Common
Sense. Selected for presentation by the Public Address Division of the NCA at the
National Convention in Chicago, 1997.
David C. Hoffman Elocution as Literate Orality. Selected for presentation by the Society for the History of Rhetoric at the SCA National Convention in San Diego, 1996.
David C. Hoffman Protagoras and the Productivity of Logos. Selected for presentation by the Society for the History of Rhetoric at the SCA National Convention in San Diego, 1996.
David C. Hoffman The Role of Narrativity in Public Speaking. Presented at the Iowa Communications Association Conference in Newton, Iowa. 1996.
David C. Hoffman Thomas Paine’s Natural Man: Interpellation and Ideology in Common Sense. Presented at the Iowa Communications Association conference in Newton, Iowa, 1996.
David C. Hoffman A Postmodern Conversation on the Rhetoric of Child Abuse. Presented at the Social Constructions Conference at the University of New Hampshire, 1994.
David C. Hoffman Playful Intentions: The Conversational Logic of Not Being Serious. Discourse Analysis Conference, Temple University, 1993.
PAPERS SUBMITTED TO JOURNALS
David C. Hoffman Thomas Paine’s Performance of Natural Man in Common Sense. Under Revision for Rhetoric Society Quarterly. First submitted July 1999.
OTHER WORKS IN PROGRESS None
RESEARCH IN PROGRESS
David C. Hoffman. Heraclitus and Logos.
David C. Hoffman. Creation through Composition: Logos and Rhetorical Agency.
David C. Hoffman. Eikos: Probability as Verisimilitude in Ancient Greek Rhetoric.
David C. Hoffman. Performative and Representational Ethos: A Comparative Study.
David C. Hoffman The Space of the Chase: A Theory of the Spatial Grammar of Chase Fantasy
PROFESSIONAL HONORS, PRIZES, FELLOWSHIPS
Temple University Center for Advanced Technology Certificate (for online instruction and course development), August 2000.
Best Dissertation for 2000, American Society for the history of Rhetoric.
GRANTS-IN-AID PSC-CUNY Award #60114-34 35: $3,840.00 to complete project on the rhetorical leadership of Thomas Paine. September 1, 2004-May 1, 2005.
INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE Service to the Department: None
Service to the School: None
Service to the College: None
Service to the Graduate Center: None
Service to the University: None
OFFICES HELD IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES President, American Society for the History of Rhetoric
Treasurer, American Society for the History of Rhetoric
OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES AND PUBLIC SERVICE Convention Panels Chaired:
Reading Visual Culture: Rhetorical Aesthetics and Cultural Politics. American Society For the History of Rhetoric Pre-Conference, Miami 2003.
Within and Without Rhetoric: Connecting the Disconnected. NCA National Convention, Miami, 2003.
Historical Studies in Classical Rhetoric. NCA National Convention, Miami, 2003.
Historical Studies In The Rhetorical Construction of Public Space. NCA National Convention, Miami, 2003.
Responses Delivered to Convention Panels:
Historical Studies in Classical Rhetoric. NCA National Convention, Miami, 2003.
Historical Studies In The Rhetorical Construction of Public Space. NCA National Convention, Miami, 2003.
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