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The myth of a Latin woman / Being a Man – Flashcards

Sara Edwards
7 July 2022
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Latin: Author
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Judith Cofer
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Latin: Context
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Glamour Magazine 1992
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Latin: Bias
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Woman, Puerto Rican, NJ
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Latin Appeals
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Ethos: experience Pathos: emotional connection
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Latin Tone
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Informative, discouraged yet rational
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Latin Rhetorical mode
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Narration, cause and effect
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Latin Rhetorical Devices
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Syntax, metaphors, repatition
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Latin Subject
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Impact of stereotypes
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Man author
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Paul Theoroux
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Man Context
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1985 essay Sunrise with Seamonsters
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Man bias
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Male, American, traveler, novelist
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Man appeal
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Ethos: experience Pathos: emotional connection
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Man Tone
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Bitter, intense
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Man Rhetorical mode
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Compare and contrast
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Man Rhetorical devices
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Syntax
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