How to Write a Sentence: And How to Read One
by Stanley Fish
Stanley Fish turns attention to the sentence, exploring its role in writing and reading. With a focus on language, form, and meaning, this book offers a thoughtful introduction to the craft of composing sentences and the practice of understanding them.
About This Book
How to Write a Sentence: And How to Read One examines the sentence as a central unit of written language.
Stanley Fish considers how sentences are constructed and how their design shapes meaning.
The book connects writing and reading, presenting both as attentive practices involving language and form.
It is suited to readers interested in writing, literary study, and the relationship between expression and interpretation.
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