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The View From On The Road: The Rhetorical Vision Of Jack Kerouac,Used
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Through careful analysis of Jack Kerouacs On the Road, Omar Swartz argues that Kerouacs influence on American society is largely rhetorical. Kerouacs significance as a cultural icon can be best understood, Swartz asserts, in terms of traditional rhetorical practices and principles.To Swartz, Kerouac is a rhetor who symbolically reconstructs his world and offers arguments and encouragements for others to follow. Swartz proposes that On the Road constitutes a rhetorical vision, a realitydefining discourse suggesting alternative possibilities for growth and change. Swartz asserts that the reader of Kerouacs On theRoadbecomes capable of responding to the larger, confusing culture in a strategic manner. Kerouac's rhetorical vision of an alternative social and cultural reality contributes to the identity of localized cultures within the United States.
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