I'm interested in knowing about this as well. I'm working full time at
Carleton, and I would like to embark on a PhD. with a focus on Composition
and Rhetoric while retaining at least a part-time position here. A few
people here at Carleton (School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies)
have gone to/are going to McGill.
Jen Gilbert
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> Subject: Distance PhD - English / Rhetoric - suggestions sought
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> Hi all,
>
> I'm hoping to do a PhD in English / Rhetoric (might have aspects of
> "Communications"; might even have aspects of phil or religion), but, our
> local universities don't offer what I'm looking for. Thus, with a
> full-time job, I'm interested in a *pure* (non residency requirement)
> long-distance degree.
>
> Any suggestions for (preferably Canadian) universities that would be
> congenial to a guy who straddles the English lit / Rhetoric divide?
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> Jamie
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