excerpt from "interview with simon ortiz" by laura coltelli
English, 31.12.2019 21:31 Bassoonist
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excerpt from "interview with simon ortiz" by laura coltelli
ortiz: essentially. it has to be. there's no other purpose for which a person lives. again, i refer to what my heritage is. it's a central philosophy: you don't speak, you don't live except on behalf of your people. you can't live, you are not alone; only because the people are you in existence.
refer to explorations in literature for a complete version of this interview.
how does ortizâs use of the second-person in this passage affect its tone?
it suggests that ortiz does not wish to speak about himself, giving the piece a defensive tone.
it signals that ortiz knows the interviewer well, which gives the piece its warm and friendly tone.
it conveys ortizâs intelligence as a speaker and establishes a formal tone.
it to create an informal tone that makes the interview feel like a free exchange of ideas.
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