ENG 105

Active Inquiry - Answer The process of developing a strong research agenda driven by the writer's interests, the need to solve real-world problems or controversies, and the needs of stakeholders with differing backgrounds. Arguments - Answer Giving a reason in order to persuade someone. Audience - Answer The intended viewers or listeners of a text. Writers need to understand a text's audience in order to compose the text in a way that meets the audience's needs and expect...

In order for an argument to be effective, it must have proper timing. This concept, meaning the "right time", "season", or "opportunity" is called - Answer Kairos What is an enthymeme? - Answer a claim and a reason Which is used in visual arguments? - Answer color An argument's persuasiveness depends on an underlying assumption or belief that the audience must accept - Answer true Which is not a special concern for proposal arguments? - Answer The ...

deus ex machina - Answer originally a common way to end a play, by lowering a god onto the stage to deliver judgment Allegory - Answer when an entire work, like a poem for instance, can be a metaphor for something else Meter - Answer this internal rhythmic pattern of any given line of poetry Speaker - Answer this property of a poem should not be assumed to belong to the poet directly Exposition - Answer in this part of the play the audience learns important details abo...

Literary Theory - Answer A lens through which we see something based on assumptions Moral Criticism - Answer type of literary critique. that judges the value of the literature based on its moral lessons or ethical teachings. Plato thought a text is only as good as it's moral value but Aristotle thought even if it's bad, if it teaches something, then it's good and has value. Marxist Theory - Answer Looking at relationships through economics and power Psychoanalytic Theo...

Active Inquiry - Answer The process of developing a strong research agenda driven by the writer's interests, the need to solve real-world problems or controversies, and the needs of stakeholders with differing backgrounds. Arguments - Answer Giving a reason in order to persuade someone. Bias - Answer When a writer allows his or her personal opinions to cloud the arguments. Blog - Answer An online form of commentary that sometimes uses colloquial or informal language. The ...

ultimate goal of finished essay - Answer communicate your opinions to others clearly and persuasively What are 4 diff. ways to prewrite? - Answer Brainstorming Clustering Interviewing Freewriting Listing What is a thesis Statement? - Answer declares main point or controlling idea of your entire essay, end of first paragraph What is an essay map? - Answer brief statement in the introduction that introduces 3 major points to be discussed in essay What are the 3 parts of...

Oscar Wilde - Answer Author of Picture of Dorian Gray Wilde's Ideas of Art (5) - Answer - Not meant to instruct - Not didactic - Not concerned with morality - No ethical judgements - Not useful Wilde's Emblem of Aesthetic Movement - Answer Sunflower Constance Lloyd - Answer Oscar Wilde's Wife Robbie Ross - Answer Oscar Wilde's Lover in 1885 Lord Alfred (Bosie) Douglas - Answer - Son of the Marquis of Queensberry - Oscar Wilde's new loer in 189...