Abigail Adams 2014 - Introduction Flashcards

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style

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  • particularly your ever effective mother (descriptive closing)
  • nature has not been deceit (personification)
  • compares a judicious traveler to a river that increases its stream the further it flows (metaphor)
  • “your country” “your parents” “your ever” (parallel structure)
  • great necessities call out great virtues (parallel structure)
  • a mind is raised and animated by scenes that engage the heart (personification)
  • blessing of Heaven (biblical allusions)
  • war, tyranny, and desolation are the scourges of the Almighty (listing)
  • running through rich veins of minerals, improve their qualities as they pass along (extended metaphor)
  • faculty of your mind, that you have a parent who has taken so large and active a share in this… (complex sentence structure)
  • manly virtue (appeals to masculinity)
  • but add justice, fortitude, and every manly virtue which can adorn a good citizen, (listing)
  • the tyranny of Catiline, Verres, and Mark Anthony? (rhetorical questions)
  • “your incitements” “your mind” “you have” “reposed in him” “calls him” (parallel structure)
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task

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  • then, in a well-developed essay, analyze the rhetorical strategies Adams uses to advise her son
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which part of the task defines what stance warrant should be justifying?

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…strategies Adams uses to advise her son…

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occasion

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  • words like “abroad” “inviolable” “dictates” “fortitude”
  • in the following letter
  • traveling abroad with his father, John Adams, a United States diplomat
  • words like “occasion” “repent” “averse” “lament” “whilst”
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which part of the task defines the rhetorical techniques the Claim should be about?

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…analyze the rhetorical strategies Adams uses…

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tone

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  • words like “glorious” “generous” “powerful” (uplifting)
  • “trust” “honored” “embassy” “calls” (prestigious)
  • words like “desolation” “scourges” “depreciated” (catastrophic)
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purpose

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  • Adams uses to advise her son
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SOAPSTone

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  • Speaker, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Style, Tone
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