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Month: May 2018

We Need to Talk About Ellipses

"Colonial discourse takes over as it takes cover." -David Spurr, The Rhetoric of Empire An ellipsis, like grief, calls attention to the presence of an absence. It can can do so in a couple of different ways. It can help a sentence trail off suggestively, opening the reader's mind to thoughts unexpressed or still to … Continue reading We Need to Talk About Ellipses →

rmgosselin Pedagogy, Rhetoric Leave a comment May 6, 2018May 6, 2018 2 Minutes

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