Monthly Archives: November 2020

Multiform References (MFRs) are the rhetorical devices that authors use to shift their readers’ attention between words and images to create a new, unified representation or meaning. I argue here that MFRs are an intimate rhetorical device and that, consequently, they have a significant capacity to evoke emotions among both the author and the readerContinue reading “On Why Multiform References are an Intimate Rhetorical Device”