Shakirah Patel·Oct 24Saturday Snippets: Words that StickA look at rhetorical devices, from Martin Luther King’s “I have a dream” to the common phrase “Talk the talk”A response icon2A response icon2
InThe Lit LabbyApurva Khadye·Aug 11Chiasmus: Definition, Examples, Uses in Literature and RhetoricA Comprehensive Guide to Chaismus
InThe Lit LabbyApurva Khadye·Aug 9Pathos in Aristotle’s RhetoricUnderstanding Emotional Appeals in PersuasionA response icon4A response icon4
InActivated ThinkerbyDs Traylor·Apr 18Gish Gallop: An Attack of VerbosityEver got frustrated by someone packing a lot in an argument? You’re not alone. Gish Gallop is a popular rhetorical tactic for certain…
Eloy Escagedo Gutierrez·Nov 6, 2025Oracle to Recycled EvilAuthor’s Note: This piece serves as a prelude to “Recycled Evil”, a companion work that delivers the critique foreshadowed here. While this…
Jermaine Tucker·Aug 19, 2025Writing Exercise: Question of the Day (08/19/2025)Challenge: To answer the question of the day using only simple sentences.
Apurva Khadye·Jul 27, 2025What Is Anaphora? Literary Device Explained with ExamplesSay It Again, Sam: The Power of Anaphora in Literature and Life
Samya Khanna·Jul 11, 2025Anthimeria: The Overlooked DeviceAnthimeria is defined as a rhetorical device in which one word is used in another grammatical form, such as a noun as a verb. Anthimeria…
InE³ — Entertain Enlighten EmpowerbyMalky McEwan·Mar 13, 2025The Rhetorical Device That Will Get You Speech Writing OffersLearning to use it is easy — as easy as pieA response icon54A response icon54
