Advanced Placement Language and Composition Name
Douglass/Easton Argumentation in Fiction
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Proslavery
Argument from Aunt Phyllis’ Cabin.
Be sure to include quotations and page numbers.
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Corresponding Antislavery Argument from Douglass. Be sure to include
key phrases in Narrative of the Life of
a Slave.
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What are the strategies (characterization, symbolism, theme, conflict
etc..) for creating the argument?
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