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Pagina 60
... reader as a participant . Taking such personal notice of your reader easily leads toward a conversational kind of writing ; and of course it usually does occur in personal letters . In argument and instruction - giving , you so ...
... reader as a participant . Taking such personal notice of your reader easily leads toward a conversational kind of writing ; and of course it usually does occur in personal letters . In argument and instruction - giving , you so ...
Pagina 84
... reader that the direction is to be reversed . Thanks to the tip - off , the reader becomes the writer's partner . The reader's own intelligence and imagination can complete the real meaning and in doing so become excited through making ...
... reader that the direction is to be reversed . Thanks to the tip - off , the reader becomes the writer's partner . The reader's own intelligence and imagination can complete the real meaning and in doing so become excited through making ...
Pagina 86
... reader is the incongruous brutality of the actual petitions ( e.g. “ help us to tear their soldiers to bloody shreds " ) . The actual direction of the prayer is to ex- pose the bloodthirstiness of supposedly Christian nations once they ...
... reader is the incongruous brutality of the actual petitions ( e.g. “ help us to tear their soldiers to bloody shreds " ) . The actual direction of the prayer is to ex- pose the bloodthirstiness of supposedly Christian nations once they ...
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Preview | 3 |
Three Ways of Seeing | 13 |
Three Ways of Focusing | 22 |
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