In the short
story Eleven by Sandra Cisneros, the author conveyed the protagonist’s home life and school life
simultaneously which emphasized the contrast of both aspects. This story is portrays a comparison of childhood and maturity. By this, the reader also feels the confusion that Sylvia is thinking.The author’s
juxtaposition made the reader feel the intensity of what Sylvia underwent and is considered an effective rhetorical strategy.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
In this juxtaposition, the author refers to a comparison between life in the school of the girl and her life at home. She feels pressure at school by the way she is treated by teachers and fellow students. At home, the girl feels that she is safe with the love of her people. The rhetorical strategy that the author uses is pathos because she uses emotions to appeal to the readers.
John Locke wrote the above passage in his "Second Treatise on Government" The above passage is present in Chapter VIII
'OF THE BEGINNING OF POLITICAL SOCIETIES'. The "Second Treatise" includes the ideas of John Locke about the society which functions ideally. He mentioned his ideas about the civilized society which can provide natural rights to all the citizens.
