"Once More to the Lake" - Discussion Flashcards
SOAPSTONE
- S: white, recreate the past, disoriented
- O: revisit of childhood vacation spot/with his son
- A: nostalgic people, consider time as an important element, life
- P: argue that time stops for no one
- S: beautiful description, polysyndeton (“lots of conjunctions”), juxtaposition of humans and nature
- TONE: nostalgic, wistful, shifting to somber
focus: claim structures
- help to insure you have included all the necessary information in a fluent, effective manner
structure 1
- author last name | rhetorical verb | technique | purpose
- Welty utilizes juxtaposition to emphasize the challenges she faced
structure 2
- possessive author last name | technique | rhetorical verb | purpose
- Weltty’s juxtaposition of night and day emphasizes the challenges she faced
structure 3
- author lase name | rhetorical verb | purpose | technique
- Welty emphasizes the challenges she faced through the fuxtaposition of night with day
structure 4
- prepositional phrase (technique) | author last name | rhetorical verb | purpose
- by juxtaposing night with day, Welty emphasizes the challenges she face
step 1
white
step 2
juxtaposes
step 3
his past and present experiences at the lake
step 4
to highlight the inescapable effects of time
the author ________
flashes back
claim: E.B. White integrates a series of dependent clauses to demonstrate his awe at how he is able to figuratively time travel. what do you do next?
find textual evidence
white employs repetition _____
to express the idea that humans are the sum total of our experiences
claim: the author nostalgically flashes back to childhood memories to convey the timelessness of nature. what do you do next?
find textual evidence
white integrates ____
vivid imagery