Irony to Ignite Graphic Organizer “Peculiar
Responsibilitie
s of American
Women” from
Catherine
Beecher in A
Treatise on
Domestic
Economy,
1852
Some Reasons
Why We
Oppose Votes
for Women
from
National
Association
Opposed to
Woman
Suffrage
Why We
Oppose Votes
for Men by
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Irony to Ignite Graphic Organizer
Amelia Setser
“Peculiar Some Reasons Why We The Anti- “The Revolt of
Responsibilitie Why We Oppose Votes Suffragist by Mother”
s of American Oppose Votes for Men by William Lloyd by Mary
Women” from for Women Alice Duer Garrison Freeman
Catherine from Miller
Beecher in A National
Treatise on Association
Domestic Opposed to
Economy, Woman
1852 Suffrage
Tone or Resolved Serious/ Sarcastic Serious/ Nostalgic
Shifts in Tone Matter-of-fact Resolved to
Witty/Empow
ering
Irony: The irony in The author Verbal Verbal Verbal
Verbal this passage didn't intend Example: Example: I feel Example: An'
Situati was not irony because Because man’s it in my heart we've been
onal intended by they were place is in the of hearts, with pretty
the author anti-suffrage. army real prophetic comfortable
because she is Verbal Explanation: thrill, That she here, after all.
anti-suffrage. Example: Our This is ironic will represent The roof don't
Verbal fathers and because men me yet on top leak — ain't
Example: our brothers weren't of Beacon Hill. never but once
Women are love us; our expected to Explanation: — that's one
raised to an husbands are have just one This is ironic thing. Father's
equality with our choice, place in because kept it
the other sex. and one with society, unlike women for shingled right
Situational us; our sons women who suffrage would up.”
Example: are are what WE were only not be happy Explanation:
made MAKE THEM. expected to that an anti- This is ironic
subordinate in Explanation: take care of suffragist because Sarah
station The husbands the family. would complains
[inferior in and sons of Situational represent about how
status] only the women Example: them in the small and unfit
where a still have their Because men government the house is
regard own opinions are too after all of for living.
[concern] to that may not emotional to their hard Situational
their best be beneficial vote. Their work. Example: You
interests to women, conduct at Situational hadn't ought
demands it even if they baseball Example: Yet to judge
Explanation: love the games and they ever father,
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, Women are women in political come up though. He
MADE their lives. conventions smiling when can't help it,
subordinate Situational shows this, the hated 'cause he
based on a Example: while their change don't look at
decision by a Because the innate arrives, And things jest the
male. suffrage is not tendency to act as though way we do.
a question of appeal to its triumph Explanation:
right or of force renders were the It's ironic that
justice, but of them object of their Sarah was
policy and particularly lives. telling her not
expediency; unfit for the Explanation: to judge her
and if there is task of This is ironic father for not
no question of government— because the building a new
right or of Alice Duer anti-suffragists house when
justice, there Miller, 1915 who fought Sarah herself
is not case for Explanation: against was judging
woman This is ironic women's right him.
suffrage. because anti- to vote are
Explanation: suffragists now
The irony is who this celebrating its
found because document was triumph so
suffrage was a addressing they will
question of said that remain in the
right and of women were public's eye.
justice, and too emotional
the author is to vote.
stating it was
not.
Notable Paradox— Repetition of Uses a list and Rhyming- The diction
Stylistic They are sentence parallel Remonstra the author
Devices made structure--We sentence was a lady of chose helped
subordinate in are content structure— convention to create the
station that they Begins each and of ease, characters--“I
[inferior in represent US point on the Who graced wish you'd go
status] only in the corn- list with the the best into the house,
where a field, on the word Because. society with mother, an'
regard battle-field, manners 'tend to your
[concern] to and at the made to own affairs,”
their best ballot-box, please; She the old man
interests and we THEM was exclusive said then. He
demands it, in the school- in her taste, ran his words
while, as if in room, at the and thought together, and
compensation fireside, and reformers his speech was
for this, by at the frights, almost as
custom and cradle,... Especially the inarticulate as
courtesy they female ones a growl.
are always who work for But the
treated as woman's woman
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