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Think Before You Speak (or Ban)

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English

 

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August 15, 2012

 

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University

 

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Smiley then goes on to describe the underlying reason for her decision: unlike the flippant and seemingly inane Huckleberry Finn, Stowe’s book presents “no whitewash, no secrets, but evil, suffering, imagination, endurance, and redemption--just like life” (Smiley). In her denigration of Huckleberry Finn however, Smiley forgets one essential fact: that every literary work represents an interaction between the author, the audience and the subject, the Aristotelian rhetorical triangle...
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In her denigration of Huckleberry Finn however, Smiley forgets one essential fact: that every literary work represents an interaction between the author, the audience and the subject, the Aristotelian rhetorical triangle. She forgets that Huckleberry Finn and Uncle Tom’s Cabin were written by different people in a different context for a different audience...
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