Present Tense: A Journal of Rhetoric in Society Oct 2013 RSS

Vol. 3.1: A Visionary Issue

Abstract

This issue is our most multimodal collection to date, including our first slidecast essay (“The Quiet Country Closet”) and our first full audio essay (“Voices in Egypt”), as well as a number of other essays that incorporate images, video, and additional modes beyond alphabetic text.

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Present Tense: A Journal of Rhetoric in Society
Published
2013-10-31
Topics
multimodality multilingual writers voice and style

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