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roger williams

Date Submitted: 10/29/2004 16:22:32
Category: / Literature / English
Length: 1 pages (322 words)
Scott Hagerman Expository Writing When analyzing and critiquing an essay, one must take into consideration many different attributes of the essay. Some of the most influential attributes that contribute to the quality of the essay are the type of language, the connotation, and the slanting or lack there of. In the case of “A Proposal to Abolish Grading” the author, Paul Goodman uses words and phrases such as: “naïve teacher,” and “ugly competition,” “overseer, ” “…
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…finally lose themselves in it.” Goodman appeals to his intended student audience also by using words such as “master,” “overseer,” and “lord” to refer to teachers. By doing this, he makes his concept to abolish grading seem like less of an education reform concept and more of a rebellion of the oppressed against the oppressors. Paul Goodman demonizes the education community in his essay in order to make his point seem more justifiable. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**
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