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Summary Of Staying Put: Making A Restless World By Scott Russell Sanders

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Alexander Ang September 21, 2016 2A In the passage from Staying Put: Making a Home in a Restless World, Scott Russell Sanders refutes the ideas of Salman Rushdie; who believes “movement is inherently good” (65). Sanders states that we should root ourselves in places rather than ideas (73-75), and in doing so we are more likely to care for the Earth rather than our selfish desires. Sanders supports his ideas through his use of metaphor, rhetorical questions, and direct quotes. His casual and respectful tone makes it very easy to understand his point. As well as his use of inclusive pronouns which unites the perspectives of both Sanders and readers. Sanders’ use of metaphor contributes to the idea that those who root themselves in ideas are
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