Address & Argument
Metabasis
A brief transition that sums up what has been said and previews what comes next: 'So much for the causes; now the consequences.' The argument showing the reader its map.
"So much for the causes; now for the consequences."
Don't confuse it with. Metanoia revises a statement; metabasis merely pivots between sections.
In the Reader — 1 excerpt
of Tom Sawyer; but that ain't no matter. That book was made by Mr. Mark Twain, and
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Rhetorical Question Apostrophe Invocation Aphorism Enthymeme Correctio / Epanorthosis Parrhesia Amplificatio Aporia Enargeia / Vivid Specificity