Working in pairs, examine Braudy's article to find the following:
- Arguments of definition: what words, phrases, or concepts does he define? How does he define them?
- Background information: what does he tell his readers to contextualize his argument?
- Appeals to logos: Where does he make logical arguments or support claims with evidence? What are some examples of his claims and evidence?
- Arguments of fact: What facts (numerical, historical, etc.) does he present to support his argument? What facts has he left out?
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