HUMA 2002 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Dialectic, Productive Forces, Mary Seton

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Changed what people thought of form in language - wrote a book in 6 di erent points of view. Got away from the marriage plot - looked at the life during and after marriage. Series of 6 essays created through 2 lectures. In essays or lectures, use the term speaker to discuss the central persona, not narrator. The opening is strategic: it dislodges authority: she attempts to empower her listeners to decide for themselves what they think the. Truth is: generalizes her own position - call me mary beton, mary seton, mary carmichael or by any name you please (6-7) The argument: a woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write. States outright that her lecture will not contain a conclusion - acknowledges the issue of bias - any argument is something put forward but the not the for sure truth.

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