Lit Crit Claim Game by Kristin Kronberg https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r Paste your one-sentence, finalized claim here. Then read through the others and “like” what you think are the top five. en-us 2020-03-09 22:35:40 UTC 2026-02-06 16:09:40 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/2328.png Wilde argues that the struggle for equity is an uphill battle that cannot be accomplished by hard work alone, through the ethos of his expertise as an author, the logos of socioeconomic statistics, and the pathos of empathy for the poor. https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457542168 2020-03-10 12:54:34 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457542168 https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457543759 Alderman uses the rhetorical appeal of logos in he article “The Begetting of Gatsby” to describe the meaning of Gatsby and to inform what his character means. ]]> 2020-03-10 12:56:46 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457543759 https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457543803 In the article: False prophet of the American Dream the author uses ethos to show that in The Great Gatsby the view of the American Dream lacks optimism, and the sense of fulfillment.]]> 2020-03-10 12:56:50 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457543803 https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457544138
Pearson argues that Gatsby shows the other side of the American Dream where money can make you feel like you can do anything only to for you to come crashing back down in the worst way through the rhetorical appeal of ethos, pathos, and logos.

]]> 2020-03-10 12:57:13 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457544138 https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457545908 The author of Fiction as Greatness, uses diction to make their point that the book The Great Gatsby was created in an overabundance. He uses words like ¨imbued with excess¨ to make sure it is brought to the reader's attention.]]> 2020-03-10 12:59:19 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457545908 https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457546975 The author of False Prophet of the American Dream, Pearson, asserts that the Great Gatsby uses strong rhetoric to show the untruth in the typical ideals of the ‘American Dream’.]]> 2020-03-10 13:00:39 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457546975 The ever changing tone conveyed by the author contrasts the differences and elements throughout the character's perspectives of achieving the American Dream and how social class impacts opportunity. https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457549610 2020-03-10 13:03:58 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457549610 https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457551064 The author of Begetting of Gatsby uses the rhetorical appeal of Logos throughout her writing to persuade the audience through reason and logic.]]> 2020-03-10 13:05:32 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457551064 In the article: Begetting of Gatsby, the author effectively uses the rhetorical appeal of logos to convince the reader what the meaning of Jay Gatsby could be and how the character relates to that name. https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457553707 2020-03-10 13:08:46 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457553707 https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457557889
Pearson argues that Gatsby shows the other side of the American Dream where money gives you a sense of entitlement through the rhetorical appeal of ethos, pathos, and logos.

]]> 2020-03-10 13:14:04 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457557889 https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457557959 The ever changing tone conveyed by the author contrasts the differences and elements throughout the character's perspectives of achieving the American Dream and how social class impacts opportunity. ]]> 2020-03-10 13:14:10 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457557959 https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457558078 The author of Fiction as Greatness, uses diction that implies excess to make their point that the book The Great Gatsby was created in an overabundance. He uses words like ¨imbued with excess¨ to make sure it is brought to the reader's attention.]]> 2020-03-10 13:14:20 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457558078 https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457558156 In the article: False prophet of the American Dream the author uses ethos to show that in The Great Gatsby the view of the American Dream lacks optimism between the charaaters, and the sense of fulfillment.]]> 2020-03-10 13:14:26 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457558156 https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457558500 Alderman uses the rhetorical appeal of logos in “The Begetting of Gatsby” to portray the meaning of Gatsby and to inform what his character means. ]]> 2020-03-10 13:14:53 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457558500 Foster asserts, through metaphor and political diction, that America may not be as ideal a place as it appears, to achieve one’s dreams . https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457896436 2020-03-10 19:26:15 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457896436 LALALALA https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457901036 In the article, it states that it gave the monetary side of the American dream in Gatsby, but not the family essence. Gatsby was really wealthy but didn't have lots of friends who really cared about him. For example in the book, tom is only upset when gatsby dies because he loses his New York apartment.]]> 2020-03-10 19:32:53 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457901036 ..... https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457902991
The author States his point by saying Gatsby is not experiencing the American Dream no matter how wealthy he may be.


 
]]> 2020-03-10 19:35:55 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457902991 https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457904298  The author of the lit-crit "The begetting of Gatsby" uses allusion and foreshadowing to imply Gatsby is god-like and seeks approval and acceptance from the upper levels of society.  ]]> 2020-03-10 19:37:58 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457904298 https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457904459
The author uses rhetoric to create his ideas and put them into the article, "THE BEGETTING OF GATSBY".  As he summarizes how he had gotten his name and his origin. He uses logos such as  “If the new surname suggests Gatsby's origin, his new given name is indicative of his nature. In American slang usage of the period, a "jay" was a "stupid, inexperienced per.” The origin of Gatsby is important because if we didn’t know his origin then we don’t know how his character became who he was. 

]]> 2020-03-10 19:38:13 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457904459 https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457904623 In "Gatsby: False Prophet of the American Dream" Pearson uses pathos through confusion through the eyes of Nick, and a sense of mistrust with the American dream to talk about the American Dream in the Great Gatsby. Pearson claims that the American dream is flawed and a devious lie. He brings up religion to evoke a feeling of the portrayal of Gatsby as "the son of God". He also tries to make the reader doubt Nick's perspective as the narrator, evoking that feeling of mistrust and confusion.]]> 2020-03-10 19:38:29 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457904623 The way the author makes his/her point is by using textual evidence through the work of the characters in the book and citing the correct sources which they belong in. https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457904821 2020-03-10 19:38:49 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457904821 https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457906172 According to Alderman people with the name Jay are seen as flashy especially Gatsby because he has a big house, nice cars and clothes, and enjoys hosting parties to how off his money. Gatsby's name helped explain who he was as a person throughout the story. ]]> 2020-03-10 19:41:03 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457906172 https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457906613 In the article “Gatsby: False Prophet of the American Dream” Pearson uses rhetoric devices such as ethos and enumeration using religious connections and characterization used in the book to demonstrate how Gatsby wasn’t able to fulfill his own dream as well as explaining the characters roles in the American Dream. ]]> 2020-03-10 19:41:51 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457906613 Pearson & Logos https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457906616
Roger L. Pearson uses the rhetorical  appeal of logos to appeal to the audience, Pearson refers to past texts to support his claims on what Gatsby may represent in correlation to the American Dream

]]> 2020-03-10 19:41:51 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457906616 The author uses logos to make his point more credible in the article and it contrasts the ideas of the American Dream from famous people. https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457907022 2020-03-10 19:42:31 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457907022 The author uses rhetoric appeals to explain the true meaning of the name, Jay Gatsby, through the pathos of his opinion and the logos of word meaning and definitions. https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457908019 2020-03-10 19:44:14 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457908019 https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457908675 the author uses rhetoric devices to send his message across and really engaging and showing real emotion and examples.]]> 2020-03-10 19:45:21 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457908675 https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/457909364
In the article: “Fiction as Greatness,” the author uses ethos to show that in The Great Gatsby the aspect of the American Dream is extraordinary even if how they got there is not conventional.

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In the article “Gatsby: False Prophet of the American Dream”, the use of ethos shows how fruitless it is in pursuing the American Dream and that such a thing is only “attainable” in the minds of people like Gatsby.]]> 2020-03-11 12:43:09 UTC https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/458308628 dez https://padlet.com/kristin_kronberg/irmyg6d4l29r/wish/1684522080 i think destiny means what's ahead of you. it played into the writing by describing Henley and what happened in his life.


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