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nikklg
14 days ago
14

Read the excerpts from “Take the Tortillas Out of Your Poetry” and “Speaking Arabic.”

English
2 answers:
Gnom [7.5K]14 days ago
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<span>The rhetorical device that Anaya incorporates, which is absent in the Nye excerpt, is D.logos. Logos functions as an appeal to rational thought and reasoning. The first passage establishes its tone by portraying occurrences as they are, with a prominent 'cause and effect' relationship: the details provided by the author are backed by logic. Conversely, the second excerpt exemplifies irony through allusion, allowing it to be characterized as a literary anecdote.</span>
seraphim [7.4K]14 days ago
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the answer is D. Logos. hope it helps.

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