The statement that best summarizes DeLuca's claim is D. “The Swedish Academy . . . cited him for ‘having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition.’”
Throughout his article, he's argumenting that rock and pop songs, and especially Dylan's, ought to be considered poetry and taken seriously because they produced the same effect as high literature, make the reader/listener think, relate and learn about themselves.
Answer:
D.
Explanation:
Wordiness is writing too much words so we should avoid it in order to be grammatically correct.
The answer is " his sentences are short and direct". When your begin to read " In Another Country", you find that their kind of short and not drawn out. I didn't say flowing because his writing didn't sound "flowy". He gets straight to the point.
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