Transcendentalism/scarlet letter/editorials Flashcards

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What is Transcendentalism?

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The belief that god is in everything (nature).

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How does Transcendentalism view nature?

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As holy objects that represent god.

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What inspires Transcendentalist?

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The symbolism in nature.

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How do Transcendentalist view society? (good or bad)

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They see society as a bad because, they don’t like similar people. They like uniqueness.

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How do Transcendentalist see society based people? Do they think Fitting in with society is better or individuality?

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The like individuality because it allows you to determine your own morals and realize what is good.

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Do Transcendentalist believe that people are inherently good? What corrupts people?

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They do, they think society can corrupt the good in people.

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How is nature portrayed in the novel?

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As the mood of Hester at the time.

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How is society portrayed in the novel?

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It’s evil and unfair.

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Hester represents the shift to Transcendentalism. Explain how.

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Hester first lives in the town and then moves to the outside of town in a small cottage by the woods.

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Was Hawthorne a Transcendentalist. How can you tell?

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He always describes the setting using nature, using lots of personification.

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What is the main goal of an editorial?

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It convince the reader to act on a certain problem or issue.

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How should an editorial thesis be written?

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Your opinion then, 3 facts supporting that opinion.

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Explain the appeal and give an example. (logical)

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An appeal using facts, statistics. 23% of the population at Missouri S&T are women.

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Explain the appeal and give an example.

emotional

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An appeal using emotional pressure, stories. The duck latter died buy sufication from the the oil in the water.

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Explain the appeal and give an example.

ethical

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An appeal reaching out to good moral standards. Shouldn’t the government give back the money they stroll from the people of the united states.

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What is a counterargument? Why should you include it?

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An argument an opposing figure might use, because then you can show that you realize that argument and shoot it down with some supporting ideas or evidence.

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What is a rebuttal?

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The shooting down of a counterargument.

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What is your “call to action”?

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Asking readers to act on the subject at hand.