Question

Response Paragraph 2
Three to five sentences long
Explain how the diction and characterization indicate the author’s point of view about a human rights issue. .
Provide specific examples from the novel.
Use proper spelling and grammar
*Enrique's Journey*

Answer 1

can u give me an idea of the *explain how the diction....*
@phi @thomaster @Compassionate

Answer 2

FLVS, English II, grade 10.

Answer 3

yupp.

Answer 4

can you help me ? ;o

Answer 5

I did this one it's easy.

Answer 6

i didnt understand the ending of the book so much, and ive asked and NOBODY has read the book i have, i was wondering if anyone could give me an idea.

Answer 7

I'll help you out.

1. Migration rights
2. Human rights (e.g., access to clean food and water)
3. Healthcare rights (Minorities often receive less adequate minority)
4. The right to pursue happiness
5. Financial inequalities.

Answer 8

in my book its #1 migration rights.

Answer 9

Immigration and migration rights, hun. It's also human rights, and children rights.

Answer 10

im sorry.

Answer 11

That's all I'm going to say. I feel you should be more independent with your homework. I hope this helped, hun. Bye.

Answer 12

look hun, i knew all that. i wasnt asking what is the human rights problem in my book. you misunderstood or misread

Answer 13

read again or ask me what is it that im asking for alright hun ? thanks :D

Answer 14

>Explain how the diction and characterization indicate the author’s point of view about a human rights issue. .

I know what I saw.

Answer 15

then i said, give me an idea of *explain diction...* because I ALREADY KNOW MY HUMAN RIGHTS ISSSUE, if i didnt i wouldnt have gone this far.

Answer 16

*explain how diction*

Answer 17

That's the easiest part.

Answer 18

what book did u pick ?

Answer 19

Of Mice and Men.

Answer 20

i picked Enrique's Journey

Answer 21

all im asking for is an idea. i guess thats too hard for you. im not asking for an answer.
because i want to see if what i have in mind could be right or similar.

Answer 22

With that attitude I won't help you.

Answer 23

you started it. im just kind of mad because your telling me things i already know.

Answer 24

ive done most of my english work by myself i ask 1 question and i ask for help and someone who could help me says" That's all I'm going to say. I feel you should be more independent with your homework. I hope this helped, hun. Bye." really ? ive done all my work by myself 1 question and now i have to be independent. come on really ?

Answer 25

and ive been stuck on this since yesterday

Answer 26

You need to be more patient. My original statement still stands. Remember how the author uses isolation and emotional appeal? He uses children to strike a nerve. The underlying sorrow of the dawn, an inevitable loss of something precious and the hectic searching to obtain that which has fallen from grasp.

Answer 27

ohhhh... i see what you mean.

Answer 28

An emotional appeal is directed to sway an audience member's emotions and uses the manipulation of the recipient's emotions rather than valid logic to win an argument. An emotional appeal uses emotions as the basis of an argument's position without factual evidence that logically supports the major ideas endorsed by the presenter. In an emotional appeal, persuasive language is used to develop the foundation of an appeal to emotion-based arguments instead of facts. Therefore, the validity of the premises that establish such an argument does not prove to be verifiable.

Children are more often than not toddled out as an appeal to emotion. From pictures of starving children to motivate people to give to charity to using them as any excuse to ban things that children shouldn't even be aware of (e.g., guns), they are repeatedly paraded in front of audiences to appeal to their emotional protective instincts, often overriding anyone's sense of rationality (Figure 1). "For the children" or "think of the children" as emotional appeals have been used with success in passing political motions such as Proposition Hate in California.

As with children, cute animals override most people's logic. Even if the pictures of animal testing put out by PETA are 50 years out of date, they still provoke an emotional response rather than a reasoned one when trying to assess cruelty in animal testing.

Answer 29

oooh.alrightt. thankkk youu for explaning.

Answer 30

Ah-huh.

Best of luck, love.

Answer 31

thankk you.

Answer 32

@lilcathyx I am having a bit of difficulty with this assignment to, I am also ready Enrique's Jounrey , is there any way you could please help me. I will greatly appreciate it.