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The author of The Jungle, Upton Sinclair, uses the rhetorical devices symbolism, similes, and metaphors in his argument against capitalism and the American Dream.

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the men that worked at the stamping machines would often lose a part of their hand from the machinery

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the fingers of the wool pluckers would be eaten by the acid that was used to loosen the wool and pulled off by bare hands

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Finish this Thesis Statement with evidence from The Jungle Text in the Course. People who read Upton Sinclair's novel The Jungle were shocked at the conditions in a meat packing plant because....

(remember the Thesis Statement Format:  (Statement of Opinion) is true because of ____, ____, and ____.)

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Finish this Thesis Statement with evidence from The Jungle Text in the Course. People who read Upton Sinclair's novel The Jungle were shocked at the conditions in a meat packing plant because....

(remember the Thesis Statement Format:  (Statement of Opinion) is true because of ____, ____, and ____.)

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In his novel, The Jungle, Upton Sinclair uses symbolism, to express to the readers that the evils of capitalism have ruined the American Dream.

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Sinclair uses symbolism, metaphors, Irony, and pathos to convey the main themes of The Jungle.

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Upton Sinclair uses many rhetorical devices like metaphors, imagery, irony, and symbolism to portray how capitalism ffects maybe someone who isn't well off.

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In his novel, The Jungle, Upton Sinclair uses symbolism to highlight the constant opposition of the evils of capitalism and the American Dream, making his reader realize that in our current state, the American Dream is not achievable.

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Sinclair's motives for writing this novel are not lost to history, he uses metaphors and imagery to show how the immigrant experience is one racked with horrors beyond ones imagination.

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Upton Sinclair uses metaphors, pathos, and irony to show the readers the struggle of those who are immigrants and those in poverty.

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Sinclair uses a variety of literary devices including: metaphors, symbolism, and imagery, in order to convey the idea that capitalism is evil.

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In his groundbreaking story, Upton Sinclair uses imagery, metaphors and irony to convey the main themes of his novel.

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The author of The Jungle uses metaphors, imagery, and symbolism in his work to portray the struggles of working in a capitalistic economy. By describing the horrors of the Packingtown in vivid details and using objects and feelings in the characters' every day lives to represent their pain, Sinclair engages the reader in Jurgis' family's battle to survive in a society where capitalism destroys their mental and physical states.

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The Jungle by Upton Sinclair heavily relies on theme and often uses literary devices such as symbolism, imagery, and irony in order to help further convey his theme.

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In his allergoryThe Jungle, Upton Sinclair uses rhetorical devices such as symbolism, imagery, metaphor, and simile in order to prove how capitalism makes the American Dream unattainable for immigrants.

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Using symbolism, metaphors, and irony Upton Sinclair conveys his argument of the evils of capitalism.

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The Jungle is a book about the American Dream, and the dangers of Capitalism to that dream, it also shows what it is like to be an immigrant coming here to have your hopes shattered.

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The author of The Jungle, Upton Sinclair, uses the rhetorical devices symbolism, similes, and metaphors in his argument against capitalism and the American Dream.

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The author of The Jungle, Upton Sinclair, uses symbolism, irony, and imagery to hint to the readers that capitalism will haunt everyone and effect each aspect in their lives.

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In his book, The Jungle, Upton Sinclair uses rhetorical devices such as pathos, symbolism, and irony to argue that capitalism is evil, making us doubt the American dream.

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Sinclair uses pathos, imagery, and symbolism to show how hard working immigrants are torn apart and mistreated by capitalism.

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Upton Sinclair uses symbolism, metaphor, imagery and irony to exploit the evils of capitalism and to undermine the unattainable American Dream in his novel, The Jungle.

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Upton Sinclair uses syntax, pathos, symbolism,  and imagery to showcase the horrors of cap
italism   and what it does to the lower class.

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Upton Sinclair uses many rhetorical devices such as metaphors, imagery, and symbolism to convey the themes in his book "The Jungle."

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Author,Upton Sinclair, in The Jungle,  uses symbolism, irony, and metaphors to convey the horrors of capitalism and how it effects the American Dream.

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Upton Sinclair uses many rhetorical terms to express his experience of achieving the American dream. Some of the terms he uses are symbolism, irony and imagery within in his novel, The Jungle, which portrays capitalism.

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Metaphors
Simile

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*Syntax- Sinclair picks specific words to compose his sentences of in order to have his desired affect on his reader
*Symbolism- Sinclair uses analogies throughout the book to relate to the theme
*Imagery
*Pathos
*Similie

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symbolism
pathos
irony

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Metaphor
Colloquial
Symbolism

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1. Symbolism
2. Simile
3. Irony
4. Pathos

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Symbolism
Imagery
Irony
Pathos
Analogies

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Symbolism, pathos, and simile.

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1. Imagery
2. Irony
3. Ethos
4. Symbolism
5. Metaphor

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irony, symbol, imagery

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pathos
imagery
symbolism

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Symbolism, Imagery, Pathos, Logo

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Symbolism, pathos, irony, analogy

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1. Jargon
2. Symbolism
3. Pathos
4. Irony

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Symbolism
Pathos
Imagery (goes with pathos)
Similes and metaphors

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1.) Lots of symbolism
2.) Analogies
3.)Logos
4.) Pathos, Lots of Pathos
5.) Irony
6.) Imagery
7.) Personification

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1. Symbolism
2. Voice
3. Pathos

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There is a lot of irony in this book along with symbols galore. Also ethos and pathos appeals are used throughout the book

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1. simile
2. symbolism
3. imagery
4. irony
5. pathological appeal

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In The Jungle, Sinclair uses pathos, symbolism, and irony.

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i have noticed that Sinclair uses Symbolism by having certain things represent something else. He uses a form a pathos, i feel bad for this family, i have a feeling that they arent going to survive in America. He also uses Irony and Imagery

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1. Simile
2. Metaphor
3. Irony
4. Voice
5. Tone
6. Wit

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1. I have seen many rhetorical ideas throughout the novel, but the one rhetoric device I saw the most of was symbolism. I think that Upton Sinclair uses symbolism in not only objects, but in people as well. Sinclair also uses devices such as similes, metaphors, imagery, and irony. Sinclair uses things like jargon that make us have to look further into the text to figure out what they mean.