On Building a Platform: Two Cases
I sometimes suspect that some things are easier to do than they look. I’m not talking about playing piano, hitting a major league fastball, or doing brain surgery. For at […]
Month: April 2015
A Call for the Enthymeme and a More Civil Discourse
One of the chapters in my textbook, Pretexts for Writing, goes out on something of a theoretical limb. Yes, I wrote a textbook–for first-year writing. My main reasons for thinking […]