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What is the inherent value of being able to write well? Is it not possible that people consider their craft to exist at a higher level than the written word? F
by CuriouslyC 10mo ago
What is the inherent value of being able to write well?
Is it not possible that people consider their craft to exist at a higher level than the written word? For example, writing facile prose is a very different from being a good storyteller. How many brilliant stories has the world missed out on because the people who imagined them didn't have the confidence with prose to share them.
- andsoitis 10mo agoYour last sentence is one answer to the question you ask in the first sentence.
- LoganDark 10mo agoThat's a common usage of a rhetorical question. You ask it and then you answer it.
- andsoitis 10mo ago> common usage of a rhetorical question. You ask it and then you answer it. A rhetorical question is a question asked for effect rather than to get an answer. If you have to explicitly answer the question it is not rhetorical.