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Contents
Conclusions 140
Caragata, Warren. “Crime in Cybercity” 141
Corbeil, Carole. “The Advertised Infant: Ivan’s Adventures in Babyland” 146
Kingwell, Mark. “The Goods on the Tube” 152
Lau, Evelyn. “An Insatiable Emptiness” 157
Laurence, Margaret. “Down East” 163
Martin, Emily. “The Egg and the Sperm: How Science Has Constructed a
Romance Based on Stereotypical Male-Female Roles” 169
Schafer, R. Murray. “The Glazed Soundscape” 185
Suzuki, David. “The Prostitution of Academia” 190
Welbourn, Kathryn. “Outports and Outlaws” 195
Chapter Four
Style: Pushing the Boundaries 204
Diction 205
Figurative Language 207
Tone 208
Sentence Variety 209
Paragraph Length 210
Atwood, Margaret. “The Female Body” 211
Bacon, Francis. “Of Studies” 214
Cohn, Carol. “Sex and Death and the Rational World of
Defense Intellectuals” 216
Genosko, Gary. “Hockey and Culture” 231
King, Thomas. “How I Spent My Summer Vacation: History, Story, and the
Cant of Authenticity” 244
Marlatt, Daphne. “Difference (em)bracing” 252
Ondaatje, Michael. “Aunts” 258
Trudeau, Pierre. “On Bilingualism” 260
Updike, John. “The Disposable Rocket” 266
Ward, Jacob. “Crime Seen” 270
Chapter Five
Delivery: Creating a Public Voice 274
Guidelines for Creating a Public Voice 274
Aristotle. From Rhetoric 277
Douglas, Tommy. “Capital Punishment” 279