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With what does the text begin?
With what does the text begin?
- An exclamation mark
- A period
- An apostrophe (correct)
- A question mark
To whom does ODG directly address?
To whom does ODG directly address?
- Men (correct)
- Women
- Children
- Animals
What does ODG use to show the equality between men and women?
What does ODG use to show the equality between men and women?
- Rhetorical questions (correct)
- Emphasis of inequalities
- Personal anecdotes
- Exaggeration of differences
What does ODG oppose in the text?
What does ODG oppose in the text?
What part of speech does ODG use?
What part of speech does ODG use?
What is ODG doing to men?
What is ODG doing to men?
What does ODG use in rhetorical questions?
What does ODG use in rhetorical questions?
What can the nominal group criticize?
What can the nominal group criticize?
What are the men not respecting?
What are the men not respecting?
According to ODG, what are the men of the revolution not?
According to ODG, what are the men of the revolution not?
What does she provoke in man?
What does she provoke in man?
What does she denounce?
What does she denounce?
What imperative verb is used in the text?
What imperative verb is used in the text?
Who is being challenged in the text?
Who is being challenged in the text?
What exercises the same principles as absolute monarchy?
What exercises the same principles as absolute monarchy?
What are the men of the revolution?
What are the men of the revolution?
What does ODG say scientists/enlightened thinkers aren't?
What does ODG say scientists/enlightened thinkers aren't?
What laws do men not respect?
What laws do men not respect?
What is ODG trying to get from men?
What is ODG trying to get from men?
What does ODG do with irony?
What does ODG do with irony?
Flashcards
Opening of the Text
Opening of the Text
The text begins with an apostrophe followed by the word 'HOMME' (man).
ODG's Direct Address
ODG's Direct Address
ODG (author) directly addresses men to get their attention.
Questioning Men's Capabilities
Questioning Men's Capabilities
ODG questions men's ability to be 'capable of?' provoking thought.
Highlighting Inequality
Highlighting Inequality
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Contrasting Man and Woman
Contrasting Man and Woman
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Use of Imperative Verbs
Use of Imperative Verbs
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Men of the Revolution
Men of the Revolution
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Use of Irony
Use of Irony
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Study Notes
- Interrogation of men in the text
- The text starts with an apostrophe "HONNE!" and directly addresses men.
- ODG seeks to draw attention to men with the question "are you capable of....?".
- Equality is used to confront men.
- Man is contrasted with woman and the word man appears as the front of the words in an emphatic tone
- ODG uses imperative verbs "tell me" "observe" and "go"
- This gives orders to men
- Irony is present in questions of rhetoric, such as "your talents?" or "would the savage empire ever command respect?".
- This nominal group criticizes men of the revolution who exert the same principles as absolute monarchy to oppress women.
- Men are opposed to God (" the creator"), while men don't respect the laws of nature.
- According to ODG, the men of the revolution are not scientists or enlightened individuals and ironically says "nature ... It seems you want to get closer ".
- The text provokes man by placing in parentheses in the form of an aside "If you subdue her".
- The text denounces the obvious violence that men perpetrate.
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