Rhetorical Analysis of Colin Fletcher's The Man Who Walked through Time

Colin Fletcher tells the story of "the man who walked at that time" and depicts the role he takes over from an Indian who does not exist. Fletcher tried to do things the same way the Indians did in the old days. Fletcher made the audience recognize this by using rhetoric methods such as word selection, tone, and illustrative examples. In Fletcher's writing style, he sometimes makes the reader seem to have experienced a few things he actually experienced by Indians. Fletcher first made the reader believe that he actually lived in this house.

Fletcher was born in 1931 as a British family in Kenya. He was already in the early stages of education and young men were expected to pursue careers in the military, church or banking industries. Fletcher knew that he was not entirely intrigued and was not worthy of any of these He stopped the middle class class in England after the hard war and occupied the place of Hammersmith Art School I chose it. In the 1950s, he took part in four different art schools. And each of them was more modern and international than modern art school. Leaving Hammersmith to the central school, where he meets future partner Colin Forbes and Theo Crosby. After graduating from the central school, I taught English at Barcelona, ​​then entered at Royal College of Art and received a graduation trip scholarship right away. In the next two years, Fletcher accepted American graphic design as much as possible.

Colin Fletcher tells the story of "a person traveling in space and time" and depicts the role he takes over from non-existing Indians. Fletcher tried to do things the same way the Indians did in the old days. Fletcher made the audience recognize this by using rhetoric methods such as word selection, tone, and illustrative examples. In Fletcher's writing style, he sometimes makes the reader seem to have experienced a few things he actually experienced by Indians. Fletcher first made the reader believe that he actually lived in this house. When I choose such a sentence, "I returned to a pink apartment, unpacked and calmed down" (Fletcher 81, 2000). This will help you to understand that this is not an ordinary apartment. Tell the reader something by using the word "climbing" by explaining how he arrived at his apartment. Some of the words used by Fletcher informed the readers that most of his sentences he just assumed