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Leonard Shlain: Nonverbal/Verbal
Leonard Shlain: Nonverbal/Verbal
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Summarize Shlains argument in this piece. Include examples of the different kinds of evidence he accumulates to develop and support his argument.
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What is the purpose of Shlains use of epigraphs and his inclusion of asterisked footnotes? How effectively does he use each of these? What do they contribute to his argument?
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Write your own essay about the differences between verbal and nonverbal communication. You can use examples from your own experience, including personal narrative, as well as examples based on your reading and your observation of others. You may wish to illustrate with some examples from film, advertising, or television.
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