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In his novel The Jungle, Upton Sinclair portrays the evils of capitalism and the corruptness of society using mood, tone, and invective.

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In the novel, The Jungle, Upton Sinclair uses situational irony, anecdote, and imagery to show the evils in capitalism that the immigrants face while trying to purse the american dream.

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In the book The Jungle, Upton Sinclair highlights the theme of his book by using euphemism,symbolism, and imagery proving that capitalism is derived from evil.

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The Jungle shows the struggles of immigrants and less fortunate people using irony and imagery.

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In The Jungle, Sinclair highlights the false American dream by using invective, symbolism, and imagery.

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The author shows just how false the American Dream is through symbolism and imagery.

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The Jungle, by Upton Sinclair, Jr.,  utilizes the techniques of imagery, point of view, and mood in order to convey the evils of capitalism.

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The author of the book, The Jungle,  has an illusion of the American Dream. Using symbolism, he shows the evils of capitalism.

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In his exciting novel, The Jungle, Upton Sinclair uses imagery, mood and invective to display the evils of capitalism.

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In his novel, The Jungle , Upton Sinclair uses satire, pathos, and imagery to highlight the evils of capitalism, and the unachievable American Dream.

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Sinclair accurately portrays the evils of capitalism by using symbolism, irony, and emotional appeal.

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The author of The Jungle, Upton Sinclair, uses situational irony, heavy symbolism, and vivid imagery to convey the evils of capitalism, the falsehood of the American dream, and the harsh realities of the life of immigrants.

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Upton Sinclair's The Jungle accurately portrays the falsehood of the American Dream through the use of pathos, imagery, and symbolism.

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Upton Sinclair uses symbolism in the uJ

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The Author Upton Sinclair uses imagery in the book the jungle by showing the disturbing truth of being an immigrant in America.

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ethos
symbol
imagery

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situational irony

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Mood
Tone
Invective

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euphamism

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tone

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pathos, satire, point of view

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point of view
symbolism
voice
thesis
theme
irony
analogy

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Imagery
Mood
Point of view

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ethos, irony, repetition, understatement

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It deals with the emotions of the immigrants and I think you can feel the connection with the characters

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point of view
tone
pathos
imagery
argument

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ethos, irony, symbolism

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invective

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ethos, pathos, logos, imagery, theme, symbol

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ethos, pathos, logos, imagery, theme, symbol

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pathos, tone, irony

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anecdote
voice
tone
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