prosody context(e's List: context(e too

• "mass of roots"
• "cause to strike root"

• And again, she is speechless."
• particularly forbidden to speak to or around Genie, preventing her from being exposed to any meaningful amount of language besides her father's occasional swearing.^[21][32] He almost never permitted anyone to leave the house, only allowing Genie's brother to go to and from school; even he had to prove his identity before entering the house

• Silence is a Woman
• Silence… Silence… Silence… Deep sigh!
• Nahid Toubia defines violence as “… an amorphous entity-not only as acts of aggression, but as a failure to recognize the existence of fundamental human rights-which can manifest itself in any number of ways; I am talking about the need to locate violent acts within the much larger context of rights violation. Defining violence in this way allows us to address the record of violence against women as one not composed of a series of instances of abuse, however various and related these maybe, but as one located in a broad social and political context in which not only men but women-and society as a whole-act to perpetuate systems which result in various forms of abuse”.

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• William Fortenbaugh pointed out that for the Sophist Gorgias, “Being overcome with emotion is analogous to rape.”
• systematic approach to emotional appeals “depends upon correctly understanding the nature of individual emotions, upon knowing the conditions favorable to, the objects of, and the grounds for individual emotions”.
• Modern philosophers were typically more skeptical of the use of emotions in communication, with political theorists such as John Locke hoping to extract emotion from reasoned communication entirely.

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• Tubman's biographers agree that stories told about this event within the family influenced her belief in the possibilities of resistance.^[12][13]

• "intertextuality is a matter of recontextualization."
• precontextualization

• According to Oddo, precontextualization is a form of anticipatory intertextuality wherein "a text introduces and predicts elements of a symbolic event that is yet to unfold."

• “I do not know how to speak;^{L)" class="crossreference" data-cr="#cen-NIV-18953L">} I am too young.”