Dear Jordynn,
More commiseration on the constraints of the SSHRC categories. I have been
funded twice for frankly rhetorical projects by the Interdisciplinary
committee, so I wouldn't rule that committee out. There is no perfect
committee for us; that is worth complaining about--another day. For now,
it's probably true that you should explain your program of research from
further back than you'd like to. Yes, say why rhetorical study is
important in the particular case. And what rhetorical study is. SSHRC
likes methodology.
Good luck.
Judy
Judy Z. Segal
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Department of English
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