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Coe leaves for the winter to gain an education in Ohio
MrCosleavestomorrowforOhiowherehe.willspendthewinteratschool.HeisdeficientinagoodEngeducationandfeelsmuchtheimportanceofacquiringon
Coe leaves for the winter to gain an education in Ohio
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A new farmer, Coe, at La Pointe is very pious
Coe (2002), arguing against this dichotomy from a New Rhetoric (NR) perspective, pointed out that NR theorists view genre asa motivated, functional relationship between text type and rhetorical situation. That is to say, a genre is neither a text type nor a situation, but rather the functional relationship between a type of text and a type of situation. Genres survive because they work, because they respond effectively to recurring situations (p. 197).
mean- ing is relative to context
"Meaning is related to context."