Textuality » 4A Interacting
Introduction: > the thesis is introduced (English is the best language for writing poetry)
The essayst
justifies from possible inconprehensions ( BUT/ I DON'T MEAN/AND
EVEN)
Body: > Paragraph 1: - argumentation 1: English has the largest vocabulary
Examples of all the influences that created English vocabulary
BUT:
works as an adjunction of another essential thing related to foreign
influence
- Argumentation 2: Foreign influences introduce a particular rhythm
PARAGRAPH: divides paragraph 1 from paragraph 2
> Paragraph 2: - argumentation 1: English is
a good language for writing purposes because it takes
inspiration from great English sources
- Example: it is a Goethe quotation
HOWEVER: Is used to introduce another argumentation opposite to the previous one
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argumentation 2: No art has ever been the exclusive possession of any
one country of Europe
- example: In other centuries other countries dominated in poetry
- example 2: france as the great poetry source in the 19th
century
argumentation 3: the work of three different poets writing in three
different languages are hardly conceivable
PARAGRAPH:
introduces another paragraph
> Paragraph 4:
-argumentation 4: Without the influences of other countries every
language wouldn't be the same as now
argumentation 5: you can't understand eurpean poetry without
knowing Europe history
NOW:
this temporary conjunction exhortates the listeners to keep the
attention alert on what he is going to tell in the following phrases
Conclusion:
> Paragraph about new discoveries in the use of
words : -argumentation 1: to assimilate different sources (if you
don't do it, poetry deteriorates)
-argumentation 2: you always need to look back to
the deep history of everyone ( greek, latin, israel,...)