by Patrick Barry
Michigan Publishing Services, 2025
Paper: 978-1-60785-907-9 | eISBN: 978-1-60785-908-6 (OA)

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ABOUT THIS BOOK
What can sports fans who start “the wave” at a big stadium teach us about getting people to speak up in class or at an important meeting? What can the poet Maya Angelou and the boxer Joe Louis teach us about streamlining sentences and paragraphs? And how exactly do we get our ideas to flow in powerfully persuasive ways? Explore these and other questions in the seventh volume of The Syntax of Sports, a series based on the innovative and highly interdisciplinary courses Professor Patrick Barry teaches at the University of Michigan.

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