There is a lot of imagination, rhetorical figures, subjective expressions and so on that that often bother the so-called Anglo-Saxon reader because they consider this French 'stuff' - theory - to be somehow indigestible".
There is a lot of imagination, rhetorical figures, subjective expressions and so on that that often bother the so-called Anglo-Saxon reader because they consider this French 'stuff' - theory - to be somehow indigestible". Why is her latest novel so concerned with religion?
Besides advantages of the media itself, FDR used the radio in a way that could facilitate "people's imagination of belonging to a community". We call this rhetorical power.
That undertaking brought out, as his earlier work had not, Ovid's full powers: his wit and rhetorical brilliance, his mythological learning, and the peculiar qualities of his fertile imagination.
I commend Johnson for emphasizing the rhetorical nature of the Culture Wars and the power they possess to capture the public imagination.
His rhetorical skill no doubt accounts for some of the extraordinary hold he has on the collective imagination of Mexico's poor.
Amid all the nonsense, impostures, rhetorical bullshit and sheer trash that pass for art in the 21st century, Doig is a jewel of genuine imagination, sincere work and humble creativity.
