1. When first-year writers stubbornly resist making claims, they end up, instead, trying to crack open the obvious by restating it in slightly different ways.  When they do this, they always remind me of Heidegger.

    When first-year writers stubbornly resist making claims, they end up, instead, trying to crack open the obvious by restating it in slightly different ways.  When they do this, they always remind me of Heidegger.

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