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studying the how and why of language and literature by asking searching questions of every aspect of the written piece, e.g. by examining the context of the writing, the bias of the author, the omissions and selections, the editing decisions taken, the balance of fact and opinion; and being aware of prejudice and stereotypes, emotive, manipulative and persuasive language, and propaganda.
a sentence that has two or more main clauses, and one or more subordinate clauses (in other...
(also called a letter to the press) a letter written by a member of the public to the editor of...
a reference book that provides information about words. Dictionaries may provide:
see concord.
imagery that appeals to the sense of smell, e.g. The scent of blossoms was on the wind.