05.05 Irony to Ignite Florida Virtual School AP ENG LNG 101
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AP ENG LNG 101
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AP ENG LNG 101
Irony to Ignite Graphic Organizer
“Peculiar
Responsibilities of
American Women”
from Catherine
Beecher in A
Treatise on
Domestic
Economy, 1852
SAMPLE
Some Reasons
Why We
Oppose Votes
for Women
from National
Association
Opposed to
Woman
Suffrage
Why We
Oppose Votes
for Men b...
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Irony to Ignite Graphic Organizer
“Peculiar Some Reasons
Responsibilities of Why We
American Women” Oppose Votes
from Catherine for Women
Beecher in A from National Why We
Treatise on Association Oppose Votes The Anti “The Revolt of
Domestic Opposed to for Men by Suffragistby Mother”
Economy, 1852 Woman Alice Duer William Lloyd by Mary
Suffrage Miller Garrison Freeman
SAMPLE
Tone or Resolved Candid Sardonic Satirical and Nostalgic,
Shifts in Amusing proud(at the
Tone end)
Irony: The irony in this The irony in this The irony in The irony in this The irony in
passage was not passage was not this passage passage was this passage
Verbal intended by the intended by the was intended intended was intended
author because she author because by the author because the because the
Situati is antisuffrage. the author is anti because the author makes author was pro
onal suffrage. author was fun of anti suffrage.
Verbal
Verbal Example: making a suffragists for Verbal
Example: Women mockery of the being as “rowdy” Example: “An’
“The woman
are raised to an previous as suffragists. we’ve been
suffrage
equality with the passage. Verbal Example: pretty
movement is a
other sex. Verbal “I never shall comfortable
backward step in
Situational the progress of Example: “Men remonstrate, for her, after all.
Example: are made civilization, in that are too I know her worth The roof don’t
subordinate in it seeks to efface emotional to and skill. But leak ain’t
station [inferior in natural vote…their labor all the never but
status] only where a differentiation of innate harder for the once.”
regard [concern] to function, and to tendency to women suffrage Situational
their best interests produce identity, appeal to force bill. Example:
demands it renders them Situational “‘Why, mother’,
instead of division
particularly Example: “Yet he said,
of labor.”
Explanation: unfit for the they ever come hoarsely. ‘I
Situational
Women are MADE task of up smiling when hadn’t no idea
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, “Peculiar Some Reasons
Responsibilities of Why We
American Women” Oppose Votes
from Catherine for Women
Beecher in A from National Why We
Treatise on Association Oppose Votes The Anti “The Revolt of
Domestic Opposed to for Men by Suffragistby Mother”
Economy, 1852 Woman Alice Duer William Lloyd by Mary
Suffrage Miller Garrison Freeman
SAMPLE
subordinate based Example: “Our government.” the hated you was so set
on a decision by a husbands are our Situational change arrives. on’t as all this
male. choice. Our sons Example: “Men And act as comes to.’”
are what WE will lose their though its Explanation:
MAKE THEM.” charm if they triumph were Sarah tells her
Explanation: stop out of their the object of husband wants
Women don’t natural their lives. First she wants, but
need to vote sphere.” among the when she
because they Explanation: voters will be finally acts
make men the Men won’t be Remonstra upon her wants
men they are. looked up to by them!” she is pushy.
women Explanation:
They are their
because they Remonstra
mother then their
will let their wanted
spouse.
emotions take women’s
control and get suffrage despite
the best of being against
them. suffrage.
Notable Paradox—They are Understatement Parody This is Parody This is Simile
Stylistic made subordinate Because it is the recreation of making a joke of Adoniram was
Devices in station [inferior in demand of a “Some people who are like a fortress
status] only where a minority of Reasons Why antisuffrage whose walls
regard [concern] to women, and the We Oppose and feelings had no active
their best interests majority of Votes for towards resistance, and
demands it, while, women protest Women suffragists. went down the
as if in against it. from National They are still instant the right
compensation for Anaphora the Association advocating for besieging tools
this, by custom and repetition of the Opposed to women’s rights were used.
courtesy they are word “Because” Woman when they leave
always treated as at the beginning Suffrage” but in their homes and
superiors. of each reason. the eyes of the speak up.
opposing view
and opinion.
Anaphora the
repetition of the
word “because”
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