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Monday, November 17, 2014

AP Lang and Composition: Rhetorical Analysis of Morrison's "Stranger"

Read Toni Morrison's "Stranger" in the Norton Reader, and analyze the rhetorical strategies employed by the author.  Post your rhetorical analysis on the comments section below. 
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