Answer:
This is the person who has achieved the excellence that Aristotle calls virtue of character. This virtue is the excellence of the part of the soul that does not strictly speaking, engage in reasoning. But can be trained to accord perfectly with reason's judgment about what is best.
In "The Sound of Silence," the speaker feels he has an important message to deliver to the people entrenched in materialism, but they are too busy worshiping "the neon god" of culture to care. The speaker's tone can therefore be described as solemn and disappointed.
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The Author uses this argument in the context of the youth of America.
Explanation:
The reason behind the same can be :-
1. Evidence- The author used the youth as the proof as to how the technological revolution brought about a change in the people and there behavior after the technology and the gizmos were invented as the technology got advance.
2. Current Scenario-Seeing the present it is realized that technology and its up gradation has done both pros and cons to the American Society.
I believe the correct answer is the sentence about snow cones.
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