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Cultural Rhetoric in Language Education by nhh209 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document discusses how cultural thought patterns influence rhetoric and composition across cultures. It argues that rhetoric is culturally determined rather than universal. Thought patterns and logic evolve from specific cultures and differ across language communities. For example, the expected sequence of ideas in English essays follows a linear, topic-driven structure rooted in Western philosophy. However, other cultures may organize ideas differently. The document emphasizes that teachers of English
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- nhh209
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