The correct answer for Plato users is:
- carrying its corporate monoculture
- And tell us how to save us from ourselves
- who would make a plutocracy of our democracy
Answer:
entry c:
hofer, craig. "community service pays off." us news and world report 10 nov. 2011: 6-9. print
Explanation:
*The name of the author of the article
The title of the article
The title of the magazine
The names of any other contributors to the magazine article (if applicable)
The version of the magazine (if applicable)
*Any numbers associated with the magazine, such as a volume or issue number.
The publication date
The location, such as a page number or page range
The name of the database where the magazine article was found (if applicable)
In my opinion, the correct answer is A. <span>Wollstonecraft writes, “Such deeply rooted prejudices have clouded reason.” This supports the idea that she believes people must overcome existing prejudices to reason correctly. Wollstonecraft never accuses men of being collectively malicious toward women. She always accentuates reason as the main criterium for her theses - precisely because men have historically claimed reason as their main feature, while reducing women to emotional beings.</span>
The correct answer is D) his explanations depict him as a bit defensive.
<em>The narration affects the narrator’s credibility in the excerpt because his explanations depicts him as a bit defensive.
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The statement refers to an excerpt of “Infinite Jest”. The narrator’s credibility is affected when he says “I cannot make myself understood. I am not just a jock, I said slowly. Distinctly. My transcript for the last year might have been dickied a bit, maybe, but that was to get me over a rough spot.” So he explanations depicts him a bit defensive, affecting his credibility by the way he is responding.
<em>“Infinite Jest</em>” is a novel written by David Foster Wallace in 1996.
