Argumentation
The reason that the writer produces their work.
Author's Purpose
Giving a nonhuman thing human traits.
Personification
Mimetic Analysis is a study of the _____ itself.
Text
The type of novel that Brave New World is.
Dystopian
The acronym used for writing a singular, elevated paragraph.
C.E.R.
Ethos
This kind of analysis focuses on the dialogue, descriptions, and actions of a person in the text.
Character
The two views by which a writer can observe a piece mimetically.
Windows and Mirrors
The protagonist of Brave New World.
Bernard Marx
The traditional formatting of an essay analysis.
MLA
The appeal to the audience's need to emotionally connect with evidence.
Pathos
An analysis of this requires a writer to examine what the character(s) want the most.
Character motives
When a piece of text displays what the audience/readers want most.
A line of social conditioning to promote promiscuity.
A claim is broken into two parts: ______ and _______.
argument and reason
When an author wants to examine an issue.
Analyze
The most personally inciteful style of text that allows the audience to further understand a character.
Epistolary
When a text displays the worse version of what the world can be.
Mimetic Scapegoat
The foil of Bernard Marx.
John "The Savage"
The reasoning should be broken down into ___ parts.
Three (3)
The art of explaining the purpose and strategy behind a particular rhetorical mode.
(Changing a Mode into a) Move
A cadence of speech that determines where someone is from.
Dialect
Soma most reflects what particular idiom (saying) that's common in our world.
"A pill for every ill."
The person who Bernard is observing for and reporting back to.
Mustapha Mond
The line of reasoning in a thesis, dictates this part of C.E.R.
Claim