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| I don't care if we have a consumer presence at all--those are not our customers," Seizer said. As Lester Faigley and Jack Seizer write in their useful composition course text, Good Reasons: Designing and Writing Effective Arguments: Trace a set of ideas originating in bibliographic scholarship that led to later work in classification and material rhetoric, described in two senses by Seizer and Crowley (1999) as the study of "the material aspects and groundings of language as rhetorical action" and "the rhetorical nature of material realities" (p. |
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