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Delinking Rhetoric, or Revisiting McGee's Fragmentation Thesis through Decoloniality
2012
Overview
In an oft-cited 1990 essay, Michael Calvin McGee argues forcefully for the significance of fragmentation as a defining feature of the postmodern condition, suggesting that it requires a reframing of rhetorical criticism to put the emphasis on con/text construction and critical rhetorical praxisl. This essay seeks to delink McGee's fragmentation thesis from modern/coloniality by rethinking the problematic of text/context circulation from a global perspective attentive to coloniality.
