NYMA:
Mother Always Said
We seek connection. Invitational rhetoric provides one entryway into that connection. In this space, we invite conversation with the expectation not that we will provide a convincing argument, but rather that we will provide a space, a network in which we can postpone the sense of closure that Ong (2002) argues print encourages (p. 129).
“Networks offer an invitation to literate activities—reading, writing, and making sense of texts—to those who traditionally have had difficulty finding access.” (Billie J. Wahlstrom, 1994, p. 185)
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
