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- <u><em>pirai </em></u><em>traditions which can as rhetorical
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- <em>methods of verbal </em><u><em>coinmuhication </em></u><em>intended to transmit essential
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- <em>cultural values to the next </em><u><em>generatibnv </em></u><em>are as vital a part of
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- <em>the lives of many Native Americans today as they have been for
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- <em>centuries. Some critics feel that one essential ingredient of
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- <em>these traditions is the performance dimension; the rhetorical
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- <u><em>dichotomy </em></u><em>of storyteller/audience cannot be </em><u><em>repiicated </em></u><em>by the
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- <em>author/reader relationship. However, a new generation of
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- <em>Native American storytellers has evolved in the recent past
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- <em>who seek to modify this storytelling experience and present it
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- <em>in a European literary form. N. Scott Momaday is one of this
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- <em>new geheration, and has been considered by some to be a bridge
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- <em>between the oral and written traditions.
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- <em>This study proposes that there are essential elements of
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- <em>oral traditions that can survive and even thrive in a literary
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- <em>form. The performance dimension is only one part of the
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- <em>whole, and oral traditions exist beyond the storytelling
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- <em>event. Indian authors, and </em><u><em>N. SCott Momaday</em></u><em> in particular,
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- <em>incorporate elements of these traditions in their works by
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- <em>using rhetorical techniques in a uniquely Native American way.
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- <em>Thus they use the medium of print to transmit oral values to
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- <em>the hext generation of Native Americans and other readers who
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- <em>spend the time to seek to understand cultures that are
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- <em>different from their own.
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<em>Hope it helps! The answer, I think is B, If I'm incorrect let me know. </em>
Answer:
C. Building a larger army
Explanation:
They thought that by this, the national government would have more control
"men of the sword" and "men of the pen"
The best and most correct answer among the choices provided by the question is the second choice. What a mayor can do if officials are behaving improperly is that he/she brings them to the court. I hope my answer has come to your help. God bless and have a nice day ahead!
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